Good Life

(John Clayton)

Good Life is a statement on how the media often portrays life and existence. While it often glosses over the mundane and presents an idealized version of daily living the truth for many is far from that reality. Of course "escapism" is the purpose of many of these programs or movies. But, if it influences thinking into a false sense of what is possible it can end up being detrimental as opposed to merely being entertainment.

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I've spent too many days In juke bars chasing pastimes Charting courses, better left unsailed And too much backtalk and longnecks Always brought trouble to my doorstep And gave me lessons others would avoid With good reason they stay away From that side of the highway Because nothing is learned, only staged ***Chorus*** I wish I was living free and easy Like they do on the TV No sign of jobs or money And every day is sunny But if that's reality Then I want a small part for me Because the good life Is all I'm asking for Now strangers faces in the mirror Have never brought me any nearer To the love we search and struggle for But if I reasoned and I tried I might let another in my life And then the hurt of the broken Would take away the fear Until my judgment day arrives An endless stream of wishes Won't bring truth to the table Unless action is your Partner in crime So I hold on to sanity It's just enough to remind me That what I'm told. What I see May never be reality

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