See the little cloud pass on by
It's a good good day today

Mary comes now, let Mary be
Can you see her down on the street?
Mary's laughing 'cause Mary sees
That she's wearin' that dress for me
There can be times
Yeah...
When all things come together
Yeah...
Under a clear sky and you can believe
Yeah...
You hold your breath for this moment
Yeah...
But do not breathe for this day alone is a good day, yes I know
It's a good day, yeah I know
Today...

Hear her feet skipping up the stairs
It's a good good day today
She is the answer to all of my prayers
It's a good good day today

Mary comes now, she don't knock
'Cause she's runnin' on her own little clock
Mary's laughing 'cause Mary knows
That this day was made for us
And any fool knows
Yeah...
And any fool sees that the future
Yeah...
Is a-down on its knees
But let ‘em all cry, let ‘em weep
Let those tears roll down their cheeks
'Cause I can believe in the one
That is standing in front of me
Oh this day, don't you know
Is a good day, yes I know
It's a good day, I told you so
Today...

See her breasts how they rise and fall
It's a good good day today
And she knows I've used that line before
It's a good good day today

Mary's laughing, she don't mind
'Cause she knows she's one of a kind
Mary's happy just to be standing next to me
And April knows
Yeah...
That the wind always blows something to someone
Yeah...
Once in awhile
So let it rain, let it fall
Let the wind howl through your door
'Cause right now for this moment
Forever me standing next to her
On this day, which I know
Is a good day, yeah I know
Oh, it's a good day, I told you so
Today...


Lyrics submitted by ecorchee1, edited by Mellow_Harsher, spacebat11

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    This song hints that things might not alwys great but this song is about the perfect day.

    Dressed2Depresson June 28, 2006   Link

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