Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Pretty Good Year , by - Tori Amos. Release date: 27.01.1994
Song language: English
Pretty Good Year |
| Tears on the sleeve of a man |
| Don’t want to be a boy today |
| I heard the eternal footman |
| Bought himself a bike to race |
| And Greg he writes letters and burns his CDs |
| They say you were something in those formative years |
| Hold onto nothing as fast as you can |
| Well, still, pretty good year |
| Pretty good |
| Maybe a bright sandy beach |
| Is gonna bring you back, back, back |
| Maybe not, so now you’re off |
| You’re gonna see America |
| Well let me tell you something about America |
| Pretty good year |
| A-ha, pretty good |
| Some things are melting now |
| Some things are melting now |
| Well, hey, what’s it gonna take |
| Till my baby’s alright? |
| What’s it gonna take |
| Till my baby’s alright? |
| Greg, he writes letters with his birthday pen |
| Sometimes he’s aware that they’re drawing him in |
| Lucy was pretty, your best friend agreed |
| Well, still, pretty good year |
| A-ha, pretty good |
| A-ha, pretty good year |