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The Young and Restless
The Young and the Restless
Hey!! We're back! (all)
Wiser (4b) Tougher! (4b) but definitely cuter! (3b3g)
So.... sit back and relax!

The young and the restless, also (all)
Fearless! (3r) Hopeless! (2r) and sometimes (all) clueless! (1r)
Most notorious trouble-makers ever (all)
Inquisitive! (1/2) and curious! (1/2)
Ladies and gentlemen! (all)
Brought to you live, and kicking! (all)
A topic close to our heart and soul (all)
The young and the restless! (all)

We, the teenagers! (all)
What? Power Rangers? (solo 1)
No! No! (b) Teenagers, silly! (g)
Ooohhh! (b)
Neither an adult, nor a bunch of kids! (all)
Neither a gem, nor a group of misfits! (all)

Life is never easy for us teens... (all)
Everyday we face problems (1r), challenges.. (2r)
Why? Oohh why? (3r)

First of all we are expected to..
Study! (1/4) Study! (1/4) Study! (1/4)
PMR! (3b) SPM! (3b) and be (all)
Busy! (1/4) Busy! (1/4) Busy! (1/4)
Aiyahhhh... so boring you know! (all)
But we try hard to do our best (all)
To make our parents proud! (all)
And not to hear them shout! (all)

What!! You got number two? (solo 2)
Our neighbour's son ahhh... got number one, you know! (solo 2)
But mummy.. I'm in the A class, he's in the Z class... (solo 3)
We are always second best.. Huhhh! (all)
Then we sit around Yakkiki Yak and be lazy

We talk about everything (all)
Politics? (3b) Naahhh (all)
Economics? (3b) Ohh please! (all)
Then what? (3b)
We talk about... boys (1/2) and girls (1/2)
Because, this is the age, we are interested in (all)
L-O-V-E (solo 4,5,6,7) ...love!!... mmmm! (all)

Love and teenagers (all)
Not real love, some might say (all)
It's only 'puppy love' (puppy yelping) (b)
An infatuation (1/2) or a crush (1/2) mm! (all)
Just a short term obsession! (all)
Just loving the rush! (all)

Next on our favourite things top do (all)
Go online! (all) Yeahh!! (b)
You've got mail! (2r)
Welcome to the borderless world! (3r/1r)
From chatting to downloading MP3 (all)
Playing online games (all)
Only Streamyx for me (3r)

We
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