'Cause, God, you're all I want, all I want But not like this I'd follow you to the moon But it's getting harder to do If you want a chase, I won't run I ain't gonna beg for your love Asking you to say it back It shouldn't have to be like that So help me help you help us And don't make me say I'm done I ain't gonna beg for your love Mmm-mmm-mmm Or for a kiss or a morning call [ Cheers and applause ] You're just a lost boy With your head up in the clouds You're just a lost boy - Lost boy - Boy Never keep your feet on the ground Always gonna fly away Just because you know you can Never gonna learn there's no such place as a Neverland You don't understand You'll never grow up - Grow up - You're never gonna be a man Peter Pan [ Cheers and applause ] Deep down, I knew that you were too good to be true But every piece and part of me wanted to believe in you - Wanted to believe in you - But now it's happily ever never I guess now I know better You're just a lost boy With your head up in the clouds You're just a lost boy Never keep your feet on the ground Always gonna fly away Just because you know you can Never gonna learn there's no such place as a Neverland You don't understand You'll never grow up You're never gonna be a man Peter Pan [ Cheers and applause ] You're just a lost boy Yeah, I know who you are And you don't know what you lost, boy You're too busy chasing stars And you're always gonna fly away Just because you know you can Never gonna learn there's no such place as a Neverland You don't understand You'll never grow up You're never gonna be a man - I ain't gonna beg for your love - You'll never grow up And you're never gonna be a man - I ain't gonna beg for your love - Peter Pan Mmm-mmm-mmm [ Cheers and applause ] [ Cheers and applause ] [ Cheers and applause ] -We love the man on piano
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Keaton's performance was well received by critics, and Rita Kempley of The Washington Post wrote, "As the frumpy Lenny, Keaton eases smoothly from New York neurotic to southern eccentric, a reluctant wallflower stymied by, of all things, her shriveled ovary." [56] In 1987, Keaton starred in Baby Boom , her first of four collaborations with writer-producer Nancy Meyers
