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Good Times
Easy
by Edie Brickell
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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 where you are
Good times, bad times, me some of that
times, bad times, me some of that
times, bad times, give me of that
...
I don't to say goodbye
Don't to walk you to the door
I spend a time with you
I want a more
times, bad times, me some of that
Good times, bad times, give me of that
Good times, bad times, give me of that
...
And baby really, I don't have to
I don't have to go anywhere right now
You want some more, you some more of this
you want baby, just
Say it, just say it
Good times, bad times, me of that
Good times, bad times, me some of that
Good times, bad times, me some of that
...
Now I want those good, good, good times
And got those bad, bad, bad times
(I want those good, good, good, good times)
(Gimme some of that)
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 where you are
Good times, bad times, me some of that
times, bad times, me some of that
times, bad times, give me of that
...
I don't to say goodbye
Don't to walk you to the door
I spend a time with you
I want a more
times, bad times, me some of that
Good times, bad times, give me of that
Good times, bad times, give me of that
...
And baby really, I don't have to
I don't have to go anywhere right now
You want some more, you some more of this
you want baby, just
Say it, just say it
Good times, bad times, me of that
Good times, bad times, me some of that
Good times, bad times, me some of that
...
Now I want those good, good, good times
And got those bad, bad, bad times
(I want those good, good, good, good times)
(Gimme some of that)
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