A Good Day

Billy Ray Cyrus

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A Good Day Intro.: | () | () | () | () | ()I saw you at the football games ()everybody knew your name ()Once or twice I’d see you smile ()at me ()I was scared to ask you out I was ()sure that you would turn me down But I ()took that chance ’cause how would that () be Then ()what do you know you said you’d go and there we () were ()Walking barefoot down by the ()water ()Sun was hot but you made it ()hotter ()Found that shade tree there by the riverbank () ()Sitting there our toes all ()muddy ()That first kiss was sweeter than ()honey And ()every time that I look back I () say ()Man that was a good day Inst.: | () | () | () | () | ()We all have our memories the ()ones we lose the ones we keep The ()one we know we’ll always hold ()on to ()I’ve had my days good and bad ()but the best ones that I’ve has ()Always seem to start and end ()with you Yeah ()those are the times I know that I won’t for-()get Like that ()July 4th hugged up by the ()levy You ()squeezed me hard and told me you ()loved me ()Fireworks flying taking our breath away () ()Felt like we were melting to-()gether ()Thinking I could do this for-()ever ()Every time that I look back I () say ()Man that was a good day Inst.: | () | () | () | () | () --- ()When we’re finished with this ride ()and we on the other side ()Bet we’ll look back on this life ()and say () Man that was a good day () x 6 () Oh that was A good day () () () () Man that was a good day () ----- I ()saw you at the football games ()Everybody knew your name ()Once or twice I’d seen you smile at ()me

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