Sure hate to see you looking so sad
Delicate man it needn't be that bad
You sit with me and I will listen
You'll feel much better when you open

You said all you wanted was a good time
Like a big hill you have to climb
And you got to be willing

You stand tall and you be strong
You have ruthless compassion
For yourself and for everyone
Yeah it's hard but it can be done

I know you've every right to feel grief
You've not had anything that you need
But you put your head on my shoulder
Till I whisper you something
Till I whisper you something

It don't take much to have a good time
A lot of lovemaking and a little wind
And you got to be willing

You stand tall and you stand strong
You try ruthless compassion
For yourself and for everyone
Yeah it's hard but it can be done

But you put your head on my shoulder
'Til I whisper you something
'Til I whisper you something

It's a long walk towards a good time
It's a big hill you have to climb
And you got to be willing

It don't take much to have a good time
A lot of lovemaking and a little wind
And you got to be willing

If you've never seen a good time [Repeat: x3]
How would you recognize one
How would you recognize one, how would you
How would you even find one
How would you, if you've never seen a good time
If you've never seen a good time
If you've never seen a good time
How would you recognize one


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    if you've never had self-empathy, give this song a listen if you're crying cos you haven't been able to this will calm your ass down & get you out & to have a good time.
    100% no doubt about it if it's really 'you' or not.

    ...i was there, but then she did it. & i make sure each day i'm willing.

    theChemistmusicon March 28, 2005   Link

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