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Good Times

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Graham Coxon Canonical path: /graham-coxon/good-times Related lyric paths: 6
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Good Times

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I can't feel the same again

Now that I found you

And I won't be the same again

Now that I found you

Once it was so easy

Now it just ain't that

And you won't believe me

Cause I, I never knew

I want you to remember the good times

And everytime I see you

A sadness falls upon me

Cause I still love you

And long for you and me

I want you to remember the good times

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