Good Times, Bad Times

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    In the days of my youth,
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    I was told what it means to be
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 a man.
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    Now I've reached that age,
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    I've tried to do all those 
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things the best I can.
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    No matter how I try, I find my 
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way into the same old jam.

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Good times, bad times, you know I
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 had my share,
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when my woman left home for a 
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brown-eyed man,
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well, I still don't seem to care.

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    Sixteen: I fell in love with a 
girl as sweet as could be,

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    it only took a couple of days 
till she was rid of me.

    She swore that she would be all 
mine, and love me till the end,

    but when I whispered in her ear,
 I lost another friend, oooh.

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Good times, bad times, you know I
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 had my share,
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when my woman left home for a 
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brown-eyed man,
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well, I still don't seem to care.

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Good times, bad times, you know I
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 had my share,
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when my woman left home for a 
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brown-eyed man,
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well, I still don't seem to care.
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    Oh, I know what it means to be 
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alone,
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    I sure do wish I was at home.
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    I don't care what the 
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neighbors say,
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    I'm gonna love you each and 
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every day.
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    You can feel the beat within my
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 heart.
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    realize, sweet babe, we ain't 
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ever gonna part...