Pretty Good
from Wood Lane by Ransom Pier
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lyrics
I got a friend in Fremont
He sells used cars, ya know
Well, he calls me up twice a year
Just ask me how'd it go
“Pretty good, not bad, I can't complain
But actually everything is just about the same”
I met a girl from Venus, and her insides were lined in gold
Well, she did what she did said "How was it, kid?"
She was politely told
"Pretty good, not bad, I can't complain
But actually everything is just about the same."
Moonlight makes me dizzy
Sunlight makes me clean
Your light is the sweetest thing
That this boy has ever seen
Molly went to Arkansas, she got bit by Dobbin's dog
Well, she was doing good till she went in the woods
And got pinned up against a log
“Pretty good, not bad, she can't complain
Cause actually all them dogs are just about the same”
Moonlight makes me dizzy
Sunlight makes me clean
Your light is the sweetest thing
That this boy has ever seen
I heard Allah and Buddha were singing at the Savior's feast
And up the sky and Arabian rabbi
Fed Quaker oats to a priest
“Pretty good, not bad, they can't complain
Cause actually all them gods are just about the same”
“Pretty good, not bad, I can't complain
Cause actually everything is just about the same”
He sells used cars, ya know
Well, he calls me up twice a year
Just ask me how'd it go
“Pretty good, not bad, I can't complain
But actually everything is just about the same”
I met a girl from Venus, and her insides were lined in gold
Well, she did what she did said "How was it, kid?"
She was politely told
"Pretty good, not bad, I can't complain
But actually everything is just about the same."
Moonlight makes me dizzy
Sunlight makes me clean
Your light is the sweetest thing
That this boy has ever seen
Molly went to Arkansas, she got bit by Dobbin's dog
Well, she was doing good till she went in the woods
And got pinned up against a log
“Pretty good, not bad, she can't complain
Cause actually all them dogs are just about the same”
Moonlight makes me dizzy
Sunlight makes me clean
Your light is the sweetest thing
That this boy has ever seen
I heard Allah and Buddha were singing at the Savior's feast
And up the sky and Arabian rabbi
Fed Quaker oats to a priest
“Pretty good, not bad, they can't complain
Cause actually all them gods are just about the same”
“Pretty good, not bad, I can't complain
Cause actually everything is just about the same”
credits
from Wood Lane,
released July 11, 2019
Written by John Prine
Produced by Jon Weinman
Engineered by Jon Weinman and Dave Silverstein at Sabella Recording Studio in Roslyn Heights, NY
Hayley Harrington - Vocals/Guitar
William Carrigan - Bass/Vocals
Evan Harris - Guitar/Dobro/Mandolin
Max Maples - Drums/Vocals
Written by John Prine
Produced by Jon Weinman
Engineered by Jon Weinman and Dave Silverstein at Sabella Recording Studio in Roslyn Heights, NY
Hayley Harrington - Vocals/Guitar
William Carrigan - Bass/Vocals
Evan Harris - Guitar/Dobro/Mandolin
Max Maples - Drums/Vocals
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Ransom Pier New York, New York
For Fans of:
Hurray for the Riff Raff
Margo Price
Bonnie Raitt
Lucinda Williams
discography
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Aug 2020 -
Apr 2020 -
Dec 2019 -
Nov 2019
contact / help
Ransom Pier recommends:
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Our guitarist and dear friend, Evan, has a sick side project called Six Time Users that you should absolutely check out immediately!
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