Goodtimes - Malcolm Holcombe



     
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Goodtimes Lyrics


Do do do do do do do do do
It's for the good times baby
You're working to hard
Too many hours on the job
And you know it must get better than this
You're kidding yourself and missing your love
It's been weeks since you've been out
With your friends
We all need to change once in a while
The time to make a change is Friday night
This is for the good times
This is to the good lives
This is for the good times
This is to the good lives
Make it easy baby
Here's to good times
The pressure's on
Boss is breathing down ya neck

But the only the you see is
The pamphlet on ya desk
You fantasize
The day you leave it all behind
Spend the best days of your lives
Just lying in the sun
We all need to change once in a while
The time to make a change is Friday night
This is for the good times
This is to the good lives
This is for the good times
This is to the good lives
Take is easy baby
Here's to good times
It's for the good times baby
We all need to change once in a while
It's time to make a change this Friday night
This is for the good times
This is to the good lives
This is for the good times
This is to the good lives
This is for the good times
This is to the good lives
This is for the good times
This is to the good lives

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Malcolm Holcombe is an American acoustic / folk musician based in North Carolina. Try as you might to use other adjectives, when you write about Holcombe and his work, you always come back to rugged and rustic. His visage appears to be carved of granite, and his voice is a sculpture crafted of tree bark and discarded railroad iron. His words and images cling to you for hours, even days, like wood smoke. His is a sound that combines harmonica-blessed folk, acoustic blues, stringband country, and smalltown-bred soul.


Read more about Malcolm Holcombe on Last.fm.


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