GOOD ENOUGH 	 Fred Eaglesmith

C''' Am''' F''' G'''  x2

            C              Am                      F              G
She's got a different star in her sky, she's got a different look in her eye.
She's quieter now, she's not as tough, but it was different when I was good enough.
She's got store-bought clothes, she's got brand new shoes
She's got a different look and an attitude.
She talks polite, she's not as rough, but it was different when I was good enough.

Chorus:
           Am                                 F
When I was good enough and we lived the life, good enough and she carried a knife,

G                                  Am
Good enough and she wasn't like anybody that you ever knew.

Am                                   F
Good enough and she couldn't say no, good enough and she was on parole.

G                                    Am
She had nowhere else to go and I was good enough.

And now she's acting oh so strange, I think that she's really changed.
I think that she's lost her edge, I think that she's traded in.
I think that she just lost it, I think that she just bought it.
I think that she forgot about when I was good enough.

(Chorus, Intro)

And when I see her, she says "Hi", but she's got that look in her eye.
I know she's got some other guy, it looks like he's in junior high.
I stole myself a car last week, I drove it up to Willis Peaks,
Covered it in gasoline, but it's not the same when she's not with me.

(Chorus)

Repeat last line, then F' G' Am''' x2