On A Good Day

On A Good Day appears on Blake Shelton’s Barn & Grill, Blake Shelton’s studio album released on October 26, 2004.


written by Blake Shelton, Tom Shapiro, Tony Martin

On a good day, when I think about her
I only cry a couple hundred tears
And on a good day, when I can't forget about her
I can dull the pain with just a couple beers
On a good day I can even fake a smile
When somebody says I'm going to be okay
But as you can plainly see
I'm not havin’ a good day

So set them up, here’s a hundred dollars
Keep them coming, Joe (woah, woah)
When I've had enough, call this number and my brother
Will pour me in his car and drive me home
On a good day, I become the kind of man
That even I can barely tolerate
And as you can plainly see
I'm not havin’ a good day

On a good day, I would never crash a party
Knowing she'd be there with someone else
And on a good day, I would have stopped before I started
To make a major fool of myself
On a good day, I'd been quick enough to duck
Before her new love punched me in the face
But as you can plainly see
I'm not havin’ a good day

So set them up, here’s a hundred dollars
Keep them coming, Joe (woah, woah)
When I've had enough, call this number and my brother
Will pour me in his car and drive me home
On a good day, I become that kind of man
That even I can barely tolerate
And as you can plainly see
I'm not havin’ a good day

Yeah, I only see you, Joe
When I'm not having a good day
No, I’m not having a good day

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