Songs by JerryGlidewell G.


   

ON A GOOD DAY

  1. ON A GOOD DAY
    JerryGlidewell G.
    Genre: Country
    Tempo: mid


    Additional Notes:
    No Notes Available


    Backstory:
    story of a soldier with PTSD                                                                                                                                                        

    Lyrics:
                                                      
    1)Lost in the dust where a tanker burns down an old dirt road In the desert heat he can smell the smoke Camouflage pants with blood stained knees and his best friends tags The last thing he said brother I got your back What a flashback it’s a moment in time that he can’t forget CHORUS: But ON A GOOD DAY when he wakes up He can roll outta bed and barely feel the pain ON A GOOD DAY he can think straight though the battle rages on he can somehow find the strength Down deep in his soul there’s a little bit of hope ON A GOOD DAY 2)There’s a white picket fence wrapped around a house in the middle of town It’s a quiet streetwhen the sun goes down It’s 3 a.m. and he just passed out on the living room floor His wife gets up says I can’t take much more With tears in his eyes he swears he’s gonna change CHORUS: Cause On a good day when he wakes up He can roll outta bed and barely feels the pain On a good day he can think straight he can hold on tight even when he’s got the shakes Down deep in his soulthere’s a little bit of hope ON A GOOD DAY Bridge: Now rehab it ain’t easy it’s a long hard fight And the price of war is steep when it kills you to survive Tag: But on a GOOD DAY he can stand up to the man in the mirror and finally face the pain Down deep in his soul there’s a little bit of hope He can put down the drink look you in the eye hug his kids kiss his wife though the battle rages on he can somehow find the strength to put the past away ON A GOOD DAY.....Oh On A GOOD DAY……


                                                                                                                                                                                        
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