You're awake as dawn breaks, another day
And the gray clouds weep how you feel
Oh but the way she touch you just brings you back to life
Oh, don't let them bury your soul in concrete and steel

So what's so bad about feeling good?
What's so bad, what's so bad?
What's so bad about feeling good?
What's so bad, what's so bad?

Why hold back when you know you should?
Break the chains of your life and start
Feeling good, I said, feeling good

As we're walking home there's a whispering
From the city lights to the stars
And the way she move her body next to me
In her hair I breathe the air of Venus and Mars

So what's so bad about feeling good?
What's so bad, what's so bad?
Why hold back when you know you should?

Break the chains of your life and start feeling good
What's so bad about feeling good?
Break the chains of your life and start feeling good

Dream on, dream on
If you're happy, feeling sad
Dream on, dream on
'Bout the things you could've had

Then tell me what
Oh, what's so good about feeling bad?
Oh, tell [Incomprehensible]

So what's so bad about feeling good?
What's so bad, what's so bad?
Why hold back when you know you should?
Break the chains of your life and start

What's so bad about feeling good?
What's so bad, baby, what's so bad?
(About feeling good)

What's so bad about feeling good?
Break the chains of, baby
(What's so bad?)

What's so bad about feeling good?
What's so bad about feeling good? Yeah
(What's so bad, what's so bad?)
What's so bad about feeling good?



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