A low riding junkie girl
Rode down south to yr little world like a dream
You can do it if you want to
You can do it if you want to

You can do it if you want to be like me
I wouldn't need a hero if I wasn't such a zero
If I wasn't such a zero
Good to go

All I ever see around here is things of hers that you left lying around
It's all I ever see around here
She kicked new york like a curse
And you traced her footsteps in reverse up to queens

You can do it if you want to
You can do it if you want to
You can do it if you want to be like me
I wouldn't need a hero if I wasn't such a zero

If I wasn't such a zero
Good to go
All I ever see around here is things of hers that you left lying around
It's all I ever see around here

Some empty envelopes from some other town
It's all I ever see around here
I'm waiting for something that's not coming


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Good to Go Lyrics as written by Steven Paul Smith

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    someone he was with whom he never really knew, i guess she haunts his memories, shes someone who he thinks might have the answers he's looking for but kind of faded away and left. he wonders if she was the person he imagined.

    nopoeticon December 22, 2004   Link

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