Good Ole Days (feat. Solie) Tyson James
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[Chorus: Solie]
Good old days (good old days)
Good old days (good old days)
I want those good old days
I'm with Jesus when I change it like it this way (this way)
I will not conform because I am in a better place (better place)
If I would rather enter through the center gate
I’mma seek his whole face
Take me back to the good old days
I'm with Jesus when I change it like it this way (this way)
I will not conform because I am in a better place (better place)
If I would rather enter through the center gate
I'mma seek his whole face
Take me back to the good old days
[Verse 1: Tyson James]
Yeah, take me back to the good old days
When everybody talked it was face-to-face
Now its FaceTime, wishing I could change the ways
I’m in a race now, wishing I could change the pace, man
Everybody need to slow down
I'm a man, forget about the pronouns
I wish I knew then what I know now
Never would've left I would have stayed in my hometown
Good old days (good old days)
Good old days (good old days)
I want those good old days
I'm with Jesus when I change it like it this way (this way)
I will not conform because I am in a better place (better place)
If I would rather enter through the center gate
I’mma seek his whole face
Take me back to the good old days
I'm with Jesus when I change it like it this way (this way)
I will not conform because I am in a better place (better place)
If I would rather enter through the center gate
I'mma seek his whole face
Take me back to the good old days
[Verse 1: Tyson James]
Yeah, take me back to the good old days
When everybody talked it was face-to-face
Now its FaceTime, wishing I could change the ways
I’m in a race now, wishing I could change the pace, man
Everybody need to slow down
I'm a man, forget about the pronouns
I wish I knew then what I know now
Never would've left I would have stayed in my hometown
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