Good Times
by The Marley Woods
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lyrics
I’m getting tired of wasting my days
Lying around and wasting away
I wanna live before it’s too late
Before we find that the good times are slipping away
Ready to try and pick up my feet
Step in the sun and bend with the breeze
Plan something fun and stick to the plan
No better time when the good times are slipping away
The good times are slipping away
So let’s take this leap before we get old, cause I’m dying to see
Come on and walk with me as I’m figuring out who I’m meant to be
I’m getting tired of wasting my days
Thinking about doing something someday
This little town we said we would leave but never tried,
Well the good times are slipping away
The good times are slipping away
Don’t settle down to settle for less
Seek out your piece of true happiness
Or keep it all in the back of your head
Until it dies as the good times are slipping away
The good times are slipping away
So let’s take this leap before we get old, cause I’m dying to see
Come on and walk with me as I’m figuring out who I’m meant to be
If only we could go back and live it
It always seems to go fast at eighty-two
When thinking of the times that flew
Will there be things you longed to do
Had every chance in front of you
So let’s take this leap before we get old, cause I’m dying to see
Come on and walk with me as I’m figuring out who I’m meant to be
Lying around and wasting away
I wanna live before it’s too late
Before we find that the good times are slipping away
Ready to try and pick up my feet
Step in the sun and bend with the breeze
Plan something fun and stick to the plan
No better time when the good times are slipping away
The good times are slipping away
So let’s take this leap before we get old, cause I’m dying to see
Come on and walk with me as I’m figuring out who I’m meant to be
I’m getting tired of wasting my days
Thinking about doing something someday
This little town we said we would leave but never tried,
Well the good times are slipping away
The good times are slipping away
Don’t settle down to settle for less
Seek out your piece of true happiness
Or keep it all in the back of your head
Until it dies as the good times are slipping away
The good times are slipping away
So let’s take this leap before we get old, cause I’m dying to see
Come on and walk with me as I’m figuring out who I’m meant to be
If only we could go back and live it
It always seems to go fast at eighty-two
When thinking of the times that flew
Will there be things you longed to do
Had every chance in front of you
So let’s take this leap before we get old, cause I’m dying to see
Come on and walk with me as I’m figuring out who I’m meant to be
credits
released September 20, 2024
Written by the Marley Woods
Produced by Denney Fuller
Mastered by Mike Nolte (Eureka Mastering)
Tape bounce via: sunspell records
Drums: Ian Francis
Piano: Andrew Goldring
Bass: Denney Fuller
Written by the Marley Woods
Produced by Denney Fuller
Mastered by Mike Nolte (Eureka Mastering)
Tape bounce via: sunspell records
Drums: Ian Francis
Piano: Andrew Goldring
Bass: Denney Fuller
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The Marley Woods St. Louis, Missouri
Hi Bandcamp! We are the Marley Woods, a sunny psychedelic rock band out of St. Louis.
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Feb 2025 -
Sep 2024
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