Taking me back, in a good way. Blessings to you all.

Counting Crows

Butter Miracle, The Complete Sweets!

Elevator Boots

Bobby and the Rat-Kings

August and Everything After - Live at Town Hall

Round Here / Raining in Baltimore (Live)

Anna Begins (Live)

Teenage Summer

Virginia Through The Rain

Not Bad For A Goody Two-Shoes Girl 

Ooooo-oo-oo-oooo... 

 V.1: 

She took to heart what her Mama often said 

Don't let "it's a man's world" get stuck in your head 

I'm a work-at-home-woman and very proud of that 

Her Mama cheered her on, was there when needed 

To hug and pat her back  

V.2: 

Be a good girl and person and you'll do fine 

Classroom schoolin' will fly like your summer times 

Then the world where all isn't good you will have to face 

There is ugly and badness that soon enough you'll find 

Draggin' dirt in ev'ry place 

 Chorus: 

And a good girl she's always been 

Grew up, got married, is to many a valued friend 

Sits on the school board. Carpools the kids 

Leads them volunteerin'. She rules her world 

Not bad for a goody two-shoes girl 

Not bad, not bad at all.  

For a goody two-shoes-girl 

 Music Break: 

V.3: 

"Ol' goody two-shoes" some snickered as she passed by 

Nothing pierced and no tattoos, her head held high 

But when homework stumped them it was her they called  

In every class, every grade, in excellence  

She topped them all 

Chorus:  

OHH!, a good girl she's always been 

Grew up, got married, is to many a valued friend 

Sits on the school board, carpools the kids 

Leads them volunteerin'. She rules her world 

Not bad, not bad at all 

Not bad for a goody two-shoes girl 

 Outro: 

Her husband tells all those askin'  

In the man's world where he hears the constant bitchin' 

About wives, and lives, some really weird things 

Man, I got it good. I got it great. 

Not bad , not bad at all  

Not bad for a goody two-shoes girl 

 Fade

Not Bad For A Goody Two-Shoes Girl

Coming home tonight

"Boots on the Bar" is a rowdy, stompin’ ride through the wild side of country life. From beer-soaked anthems to heartfelt campfire ballads, Connor Charles blends banjos, fiddles, honkytonk piano, and pounding drums into a sound that’s equal parts grit and glory. Whether it’s the defiant roar of Don’t Touch My Beers, the tender ache of Miss You Always (Faye’s Song), or the barn-burning chaos of Barn Dance Breakdown – Because I Can, this album captures the spirit of late nights, whiskey shots, and wide-open skies. Put your boots up, raise a glass, and let the fire blaze — this is country turned up loud.

Anna Begins (Live)

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