| Lyrics: | (S. Cahn, J. Van Heusen)
[Recorded Febrary 4, 1964, Los Angeles]
The life and land
around you is good, so good, so good.
You never had it so good, you never had it so
good,
You never had it so good, you never had it so good,
You never had it so good,
sister,
Smiles of happy faces, different styles and races,
Still we're one big
neighborhood.
You never, I mean never, ever had it so good, so good, so good, so good.
Ice
cream on your apple pie, that's good, that's good.
Mountain streams of fish fry, yum yum, that's
good.
Flag that you can wave about, that's good, that's good.
A wide spread you can see
right outside good, that's good.
What our forefathers said still goes, any American
knows,
You never had it so good, you never had it so good,
You never had it so good, you
never had it so good,
You never had it so good, sister,
Smiles of happy faces, different
styles and races,
Still we're one big neighborhood.
You never, I mean never, ever had it so
good, so good, so good, so good.
The corn upon the splendid plain, that's good, that's
good.
And frozen foods in cellophane, that's good, that's good,
A hot dog in a bleacher's
seat, that's good, that's good,
A town hall where the people meet, that's good, that's
good.
Old John Hancock, he said it fine, he put it right on the line,
You never had it so
good, you never had it so good,
You never had it so good, you never had it so good,
You
never had it so good, sister,
Smiles of happy faces, different styles and races,
Still we're
one big neighborhood.
You never, I mean never, ever had it so good, so good, so good, so
good.
Not ever! |
