Well...... life is good, I got no complaints Got plenty of money, all my kids are saints I love my job, and my family too And I whistle while I work all the whole day through
Nobody likes happy songs Nobody lives in a world where nothing's wrong You may think your life is perfect, but just keep it to yourself Because nobody likes happy songs
My health is good, I feel great today Everyone I meet has something good to say I pick stocks on a dartboard, and they always grow And I never, ever, ever, ever, ever stub my toe
Nobody likes happy songs The silly ones that go tra-la-ding-dong You may have the world on a string, but you can keep it to yourself Because nobody likes happy songs
I love my wife, she loves me too She was Miss America back in "92 ('82, '52) She's good in bed; she's also rich And she never, ever, ever, ever, acts like a Nooooo!
Nobody likes happy songs Especially the ones by Tom T. Hall You may love little baby ducks, but just keep it to yourself Because nobody likes happy songs
I don't get mad, I don't get depressed I'm the all-American ideal of success Everything comes easy, I don't work too hard Not a single blade of crab-grass grows in my yard
Nobody likes happy songs Nobody lives in a world where nothing's wrong You may think your life is perfect, but just keep it to yourself Because nobody likes happy songs
Performed live at Lenfell Hall, Fairleigh Dickinson University
Madison, New Jersey, May 5, 2006.
Gary Radford - Guitar and Vocals; Marie Radford - Keyboards; Meg Radford - Vocals
Nick Romanenko - Bass; Peter VanEmburg - Drums
Copyright 1999 by John Barrows and
Gary Radford. All rights reserved
This page last updated January 20, 2016
by Gary Radford. Many thanks to Kurt Wagner, Marie
Radford, and Jon Oliver.