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Ani DiFranco ~ Good, Bad, Ugly


it was good good to see you again good to meet your girlfriend I'll try not to wonder where you are when you go outside to kiss her in the front seat of your car it is good good to be back home how I missed this time zone strangers are exciting their mystery never ends but there's nothing like looking at your own history in the faces of your friends and it's bad to have eyes like neon signs flashing open open open open open open open open open all the time and it's bad that I wrapped you in a fantasy and I carry you with me but lately it seems like everybody's joined at the hip and I'm still fancy I'm so fancy fancy free sometimes the beauty is easy sometimes you don't have to try at all sometimes you can hear the wind blow in a handshake sometimes there's poetry written right on the bathroom wall and it's bad that I took that second look I guess I'm an open book you know I didn't really intend to embrace you that long but then again I wasn't the only one holding on more free lyrics

it was good
good to see you again
good to meet your girlfriend
I'll try not to wonder where you are
when you go outside to kiss her
in the front seat of your car

it is good
good to be back home
how I missed this time zone
strangers are exciting
their mystery never ends
but there's nothing like looking at your own history
in the faces of your friends

and it's bad
to have eyes like neon signs
flashing open open open
open open open open open
open all the time
and it's bad
that I wrapped you in a fantasy
and I carry you with me
but lately it seems like everybody's
joined at the hip
and I'm still fancy
I'm so fancy
fancy free

sometimes the beauty is easy
sometimes you don't have to try at all
sometimes you can hear the wind blow in a handshake
sometimes there's poetry written right
on the bathroom wall

and it's bad
that I took that second look
I guess I'm an open book
you know I didn't really intend
to embrace you that long
but then again I wasn't the only one
holding on

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