Good Things
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Good Things
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Can't stand working
Stayin' out fucking late
Downtown scream on the odds are
I'm getting laid
Before you hit the door
There's a tweeker in the bathroom
I fought the law
And the motherfucker took me to jail
(Refrão)
Do you ever think about the good things
From your using days and the bad dreams
Do you ever think
Do you ever think
Do you ever
Fucking think at all
The band is kickin'
The club is filling up with freaks
8ball dealing
A dollar 45 for drinks
Before you hit the door
There's a head banger stacked with weed
I got some flaws but
I still cut fucking loose
(Refrão 2x)
Last one standing
Nothing at home to drink
Close your face
My libido's about to break
(Refrão 2x)
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