Good Life
By Mark Neihart
From around age 63 · Music from my 60's, see the decade on the Music page
Lyrics
Good Life Mark Neihart 1988 Some people rich, Some people broken Some folks got nothing at all Some people Walk, Some use the token Some drive a big fancy car I’ve got to say, I don’t know why But I’ld like to see my life With a larger piece of the pie And even so, one thing I know Good life does not depend on Weather you’re rich or your poor Some people look, some people ugly Some folks go bald with no hair Some people tall, some people charming Some people think it’s no fair I’ve got to say. Oh, It’s alright It doesn’t matter to me whether you’re black or your white And one thing more, The thing is that Good Life doesn’t not depend on Whether your skinny or fat Good life – I’ve got a hope in my heart I have a place I can start, I live my life like its art Here I am painting away Some people sad, some people lonely Some folks got no one at all Some people run from love and laughter They’re so scared they may fall I’ve got to say, That it aint right You shouldn’t have to hunger You shouldn’t have to fight And one thing more before I go Good life it DOES depend on Whether you love or you don’t know
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