| The life and land around you is good, so good, so good. | 
| You never had it so good, you never had it so good, | 
| You never had it so good, you never had it so good, | 
| You never had it so good, sister, | 
| Smiles of happy faces, different styles and races, | 
| Still we’re one big neighborhood. | 
| You never, I mean never, ever had it so good, so good, so good, so good. | 
| Ice cream on your apple pie, that’s good, that’s good. | 
| Mountain streams of fish fry, yum yum, that’s good. | 
| Flag that you can wave about, that’s good, that’s good. | 
| A wide spread you can see right outside good, that’s good. | 
| What our forefathers said still goes, any American knows, | 
| You never had it so good, you never had it so good, | 
| You never had it so good, you never had it so good, | 
| You never had it so good, sister, | 
| Smiles of happy faces, different styles and races, | 
| Still we’re one big neighborhood. | 
| You never, I mean never, ever had it so good, so good, so good, so good. | 
| The corn upon the splendid plain, that’s good, that’s good. | 
| And frozen foods in cellophane, that’s good, that’s good, | 
| A hot dog in a bleacher’s seat, that’s good, that’s good, | 
| A town hall where the people meet, that’s good, that’s good. | 
| Old John Hancock, he said it fine, he put it right on the line, | 
| You never had it so good, you never had it so good, | 
| You never had it so good, you never had it so good, | 
| You never had it so good, sister, | 
| Smiles of happy faces, different styles and races, | 
| Still we’re one big neighborhood. | 
| You never, I mean never, ever had it so good, so good, so good, so good. | 
| Not ever! |