"Grown Up Wrong" — an early Jagger/Richards original that depicts the confusion of adolescence becoming adulthood.
(M. Jagger/K. Richards)
Well you've grown up all wrong
Well you've grown up all wrong
You come on too strong
Well you've grown up all wrong
Well you were easy to fool, when you were in school, but
You've grown up all wrong
Well you've grown up on me
Well you've grown up on me
Don't believe what I see
Well you've grown up on me
Well you look so sweet when you're in your jeans, but
You've grown up on me
Well you've grown up too fast
Well you've grown up too fast
Don't forget about the past
Girl, you've grown up too fast
Well you won't be a fool, but I'm through with you
Well you've grown up too fast
Well you've grown up too fast
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- Written by Jagger and Richards. From 12 x 5 (1964) in the US. An early original that shows the pair already writing beyond their blues covers into personal and observational territory.