AiSong
Young Again Me
AiSong
Young Again Me
3 people |1 person
An aging 60 year old man
travels in time to collect
his 85 year old future self
and together, they go back to speak
to their mutual 6 year old past self.
Initially, in an attempt
to change their destiny.
However, they soon realise
that the young boy
has qualities and wisdom
they had long since forgotten.
'The boy they forgot is the man
they should be.'
3 people |1 person
An aging 60 year old man travels in time
to collect his 85 year old future self and together,
they go back to speak to their mutual 6 year old past self.
Initially, in an attempt to change their destiny.
However, they soon realise that the young boy has qualities
and wisdom they had long since forgotten.
'The boy they forgot is the man should be.'
3 people |1 person
An aging 60 year old man travels in time to collect his 85 year old future self and together,
they go back to speak to their mutual 6 year old past self.
Initially, in an attempt to change their destiny.
However, they soon realise that the young boy has qualities and wisdom
they had long since forgotten.
'The boy they forgot is the man should be.'
Young Again Me
Lyrics by Dg, creator of Vst,
assisted by Ai.
Music, soundtracks and vocals by Suno Ai.
[Verse 1]
At 85, he stares at the calendar wall.
With a mug gone cold
and a room that feels too small.
At 60, he’s got a key and a half-packed bag.
Same old face in the mirror, same old drag.
Then the room folds back,
and the years step aside.
And there he is, six years old,
knees scraped up wide.
In a yard full of dust, with a red plastic truck.
Looking up at the men like,
what happened to us?
[Verse 2]
They start with school,
with the kids in the back.
The reports, the teasing,
the boys who laughed.
Then work and rent, and the bills in a stack.
The long lunch breaks,
and the nights going flat.
They bring up women,
the wrong turns, the rush.
The almosts, the breakups,
the times they said too much.
But the boy just listens, head tilted, calm.
Like he knows the answer
was there all along.
[Chorus]
A young again me, just 6 years old.
Quiet and shy but strong and bold.
A child, a loner, with no friends at all.
He may be small but his spirit stands tall.
[Verse 3]
He says,
“You kept score like every day was a test.
Always one step ahead,
never let yourself rest.
You chased the next thing,
let the good ones pass by.
Missed your own laugh,
missed the look in your eye.”
The old man goes quiet,
the sixty-year shell.
Feels the tug of the Porsche,
the bike, the school bell.
And the little kid grins
with a missing front tooth.
Saying,
“You don’t need to fix me, I need the truth.”
[Bridge]
So the 85-year hands let go of the shame.
The 60-year shoulders stop carrying blame.
They kneel in the grass
and they start to see.
The boy they forgot
is the man they should be.
[Final Chorus]
A young again me, just 6 years old.
Quiet and shy but strong and bold.
A child, a loner, with no friends at all.
He may be small but his spirit stands tall.
A young again me, now lighting the way.
Teaching two older men how to stay.
Open to wonder, in work and in play.
And they take that boy
with them every day.
Young Again Me
Lyrics by Dg, creator of Vst, assisted by Ai.
Music, soundtracks and vocals by Suno Ai.
[Verse 1]
At 85, he stares at the calendar wall.
With a mug gone cold and a room that feels too small.
At 60, he’s got a key and a half-packed bag.
Same old face in the mirror, same old drag.
Then the room folds back, and the years step aside.
And there he is, six years old, knees scraped up wide.
In a yard full of dust, with a red plastic truck.
Looking up at the men like, what happened to us?
[Verse 2]
They start with school, with the kids in the back.
The reports, the teasing, the boys who laughed.
Then work and rent, and the bills in a stack.
The long lunch breaks, and the nights going flat.
They bring up women, the wrong turns, the rush.
The almosts, the breakups, the times they said too much.
But the boy just listens, head tilted, calm.
Like he knows the answer was there all along.
[Chorus]
A young again me, just 6 years old.
Quiet and shy but strong and bold.
A child, a loner, with no friends at all.
He may be small but his spirit stands tall.
[Verse 3]
He says, “You kept score like every day was a test.
Always one step ahead, never let yourself rest.
You chased the next thing, let the good ones pass by.
Missed your own laugh, missed the look in your eye.”
The old man goes quiet, the sixty-year shell.
Feels the tug of the Porsche, the bike, the school bell.
And the little kid grins with a missing front tooth.
Saying, “You don’t need to fix me, I need the truth.”
[Bridge]
So the 85-year hands let go of the shame.
The 60-year shoulders stop carrying blame.
They kneel in the grass and they start to see.
The boy they forgot is the man they should be.
[Final Chorus]
A young again me, just 6 years old.
Quiet and shy but strong and bold.
A child, a loner, with no friends at all.
He may be small but his spirit stands tall.
A young again me, now lighting the way.
Teaching two older men how to stay.
Open to wonder, in work and in play.
And they take that boy with them every day.
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