Good Times Gone
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Good Times Gone
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When I was younger and I looked at my mother,
I looked her in the eye and said
I'LL LIVE MY LIFE MY WAY
It gets so hard to maintain that attitude watchin yourself get oldereveryday
But THIS TIME ya we're gonna get it right NO MORE hangin round alone at night
This time ya we're gonna get it right
All the good times are gone
Where did they go?
Doesn't anybody know?
It's hard to believe when youre 18 yrs. old that your childhood is over
and IT'S TIME TO START GROWING UP
I'm not ready to get a fuckin job and face responsibility but I guess
I gotta face up
But THIS TIME ya we're gonna get it right NO MORE hangin round alone at night
This time ya we're gonna get it right
All the good times are gone
Where did they go?
Doesn't anybody know?
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