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How To Be Good
03:09
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Good things come to those who wait
I’ve been waiting a long time
Traveled through every state
On this land and in my mind
What do I do with all this sweetness?
How to be good in all my weakness
How to be good
People like to say
I’m easygoing
I’ll go wherever the wind is blowing
Not where you go
but how you’re going
And knowing
How to be good
How to be good
I give good love with my sweetheart
Even when I feel bitter
Loving ain’t always easy
With this whole world to consider
What do I do with all this sweetness?
How to be good in all my weakness
How to be good
People like to say
I’m easygoing
I’ll go wherever the wind is blowing
Not where you go
but how you’re going
And knowing
How to be good
How to be good
People like to say
I’m easygoing
I’ll go wherever the wind is blowing
Not where you go
but how you’re going
And knowing
How to be good, how to be good
How to be good, how to be good
How to be good, how to be good
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The Time Will Come
02:49
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Everyone’s singing their favorite song
You don’t know the tune
Can’t sing along
That’s fine
You just haven’t heard it yet
Everyone seems so in love
You can’t find the one
That fits like a glove
That’s fine
You just haven’t met them yet
The time will come
The time will come
In its own way
You can’t compare to anyone
The time will come
Everyone seems to have good luck
And you can’t get a break
Your life feels stuck
That’s fine
You’re just not there yet
You’re looking at what other people got
But you’ve got things that they do not
And that’s fine
You just can’t compare that
The time will come
The time will come
In its own way
You can’t compare to anyone
The time will come
You don’t trust life anymore
Living one foot out the door
Well I pray
You will stay
Everything comes back around
Trust me darling
I’ve been down
I pray
You will stay
The time will come
The time will come
In its own way
You can’t compare to anyone
The time will come
The time will come
The time will come
The time will come
The time will come
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Dolly Valentine
Dolly Valentine is an American singer-songwriter from Cincinnati, Ohio. Her music feels like a warm hug - dissolving labels and focusing on our shared humanness. Her debut album “How To Be Good”, produced by Ryan Hadlock (The Lumineers) featured on NPR's "All Songs Considered." Her songs ride the tide of a changing world with honesty and hope for the universe at large and the universe in our souls ... more
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