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Rolling Stones ~ Good Times, Bad Times


There've been good times There've been bad times I have my share of hard times, too But I lost my faith in the world Honey, when I lost you Remember the good times we've had together Don't you want them back again Though these hard times are bugging me now Honey, now it's a sin There's gotta be trust in this world Or it won't get very far Well, trust in someone Or there's gonna be war more free lyrics

There've been good times
There've been bad times
I have my share of hard times, too
But I lost my faith in the world
Honey, when I lost you

Remember the good times we've had together
Don't you want them back again
Though these hard times are bugging me now
Honey, now it's a sin

There's gotta be trust in this world
Or it won't get very far
Well, trust in someone
Or there's gonna be war

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