Gone Missing

When I was eight

I lost my innocence

Playing doctor, it was tense

But I found out that experience is great

When I was eight

When I was seventeen

Lost my virginity

You know it really wouldn't bother me

If afterwards I hadn't been so mean

When I was seventeen

Gone, gone missing

Gone, gone missing

When I was twenty-nine

I lost my way

My mother thought that I was gay

But I think I was just waiting for a sign

When I was twenty-nine

When I was thirty-three

I lost my cool

I was ten years out of school

And as old as Jesus Christ would ever be

When I was thirty-three

Gone, gone missing

Gone, gone missing

When I was forty-two

I lost my mind

My friends all tried to be kind

But I saw that being crazy wouldn't do

When I was forty-two

When I was sixty-one

I lost the war

I can't recall what it was for

But I remember I'd never had such fun

When I was sixty-one

Gone, gone missing

Gone, gone missing

Gone, gone missing

Gone, gone missing