Good For Me
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Good For Me
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Riding in from the wasteland
>From what I know this city's full of gold
Riding in with a stranger
Say's it's true, that's what he's been told
Payed a lot for information
When I look up the stranger's gone
Like taking candy from a child
Never again will I trust a stranger
>From now and on, gonna let it go
I'm not the one who could live with danger
I'm too blind to see what's good for me
A hotel bar in Vegas
A Black Jack table, let's have a go
Spending my investments
I love to see my money grow and grow
Had to have this conversation
Pretty girl's ain't hard to find
Like taking candy from a child
Never again will I trust a stranger
>From now and on, gonna let it go
I'm not the one who could live with danger
I'm too blind to see what's good for me
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