Good Times
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Good Times
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You don't even have to try
It comes easy for you
The way you move is so appealing
It could make me cry
Go out driving with my friends
In bobby's big old beat up car
I'm with a lot of people then
I wonder where you are
Good times, bad times, give me some of that
Good times, bad times, give me some of that
Good times, bad times, give me some of that
I don't want to say goodbye
Don't want to walk you to the door
I spend a little time with you
I want a little more
Good times, bad times, give me some of that
Good times, bad times, give me some of that
Good times, bad times, give me some of that
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Who performs "Good Times"?
Edie Brickell performs "Good Times", and this lyric page sits inside the Edie Brickell catalog on LyroVerse.
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