Lyrics of 'Just a Little Bit' by Gordon Lightfoot

Do you ever get tired of hanging out, just a little bit
Do you ever get tired of the old rou tine
Do you ever get tired of the blue jeans, just a little bit
Do you ever get tired of making the scene
Down by the back step checking out dawn
Down by the sundeck, give a big yawn
Do you ever get tired of mowing the lawn

Do you ever get tired of the telephone, just a little bit
Do you ever get tired of a telephone bill
Do you ever get tired of a cheap thrill, just a little bit
Do you ever get tired of curing your ills
Down by the clothesline picking up sheets
Down by the hoe line picking up beats
Ever get tired with the food we eat, just a little bit

Do you ever get tired of an upset, just a little bit
Do you ever get tired of being on time
Do you ever get tired of a cigarette, just a little bit
Do you ever get tired of hearing me whine
Down at the dog house picking up dew
Down at the deadwood seeing what's new
Do you ever get tired of shining them shoes, just a little bit

Do you ever get tired of worrying, just a little bit
Do you ever get tired of singing the blues
Do you ever get tired of the clothes you wear, just a little bit
Do you ever get tired of combing your hair
Down by the schoolyard smoke some alone
Down by the pool hall money's all gone
Do you ever get tired of me singing this song

Do you ever get tired of the Olympic Games, just a little bit
Do you ever get tired of calling me names
Do you ever get tired of a-moving on, just a little bit
Do you ever get tired of hauling that flame
Pick up the bread pan, pick up the dough
Pick up the deadpan, pick up the show
Ever get tired of shoveling snow

Do you ever get tired of hanging out, just a little bit
Do you ever get tired of taking that shower
Do you ever get tired of hanging in, a little bit
Do you ever get bored with the CN Tower
Down by the mailbox pick up the news
Trying to find a new point of view
Do you ever get tired of shining them shoes, just a little bit