Hall and Oates: Adult Education Meaning
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Song Released: 1984
Adult Education Lyrics
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In our 2015 interview with Daryl Hall, he explained: "That song is about something I still believe: That one of the big problems with the world is people never grow up – no matter how old they get. And the song is a reminder that there is life after high school. That there's another way of looking at the world, and that other world is a false world and a meaningless world. So that's really what that's about." This information was copied from songfacts.com page and posted here. For more info please resort to this page.
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