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One step behind don't make you what you're worth
Blue collar pride, breathing that salty earth
Pay every price, can't keep that dollar bill
It ain't much desire when you're done, lost your willTalkin' 'bout bad times
Here in these sad timesToo old to try, ain't young enough to split
Cop what you can, get yourself over it
That border line don't really bother me
It ain't what you are, it's what you got to beTalkin' 'bout bad times
Here in these sad times
That six and one, better than nothing at all
Not for the break that don't ever comeTalkin' 'bout bad times and bad times
Can you dig it?
Talkin' 'bout bad times and bad times
Gonna get you oldTalkin' 'bout bad timin', bad timin'
Bad times, and bad times
Gonna get you oldDon't pray enough to spend the night and wait
Standing too long before it's gets far too late
That ain't your pride, don't burn no candlelight

Ain't not a trip, you got to get old to dieTalkin' 'bout bad times
Here in these sad times
That six and one, better than nothing at all
Not for the break that don't ever comeTalkin' 'bout bad times and bad times
Can you dig it?
Talkin' 'bout bad times and bad times
Gonna get you oldTalkin' 'bout bad timin', bad timin'
Bad times and bad times
Gonna get you oldTalkin' 'bout bad times
Here in these sad times
That six and one, better than nothing at all
Not for the break that don't ever comeTalkin' 'bout bad times and bad times
Can you dig it?
Talkin' 'bout bad times and bad times
Gonna get you oldTalkin' 'bout bad timin', bad timin'
Bad times and bad times
Gonna get you oldI'm talkin' to you, you're talkin' to me
In these sad, sad timesBad times, bad times
Can you dig, dig, dig, dig, d, dig it
Bad times, bad times
Can you dig, dig, dig, dig itBad times, bad times
Can you dig, dig, dig, dig, d, dig it
Bad times, bad times
Can you dig it?Let's talk about good times, good times
Can you dig it?
Let's talk about good times, good times
Can you dig it?Let's talk about good times, good times
Can you dig it?
Let's talk about good times, good times
Can you?

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Joseph Kim Mitchell (born 1952 in Sarnia, Ontario) is a Canadian guitarist, songwriter and radio DJ personality.

During the 1970s, while still in his teens, Mitchell began playing with local bands in Sarnia. After evolving through a few name changes with essentially the same band, Mitchell and "Zooom" headed off for Toronto, Ontario. Zooom eventually dissolved, with Mitchell travelling to the Greek islands.

On his return to Canada, he formed the band Max Webster and wrote most of the band's songs with fellow Sarnia native and lyricist, Pye Dubois (Paul Woods). Max Webster toured extensively and built a string of hits. Mitchell's solo career began after his departure from Max Webster, with session work and a succession of solo albums.

In early 1985, the song "Go For Soda" from the Akimbo Alogo album became an international hit and perhaps remains his best known song outside of his native Canada.

In 2004, Mitchell entered the radio broadcasting industry, becoming afternoon drive time host on Toronto classic rock radio station Q107.

As of 2005, Mitchell, still does the afternoon drive time on Q107, and is working on a new double CD set for a Spring 2006 release.

In December of 2005, Mitchell had proposed to the Q107 listeners that they write a Christmas song together. The resulting song is entitled "A Christmas Smile". At the end of the song, Mitchell advises his fans not to drink and drive, but to "go for a soda" instead.

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