Good Boys (Never Win)

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Satellites are falling down tonight
I see you far away
IÂ’m floating into this inescapable bliss

Changing light, I know the symptoms of
I got myself to blame
IÂ’m needing you, I just donÂ’t care anymore

Good boys never win
Good boys always follow
Good boys never win
They all fall away and you remain

Fear of flight
IÂ’m so afraid of heights
Why are you asking why
IÂ’m walking but my feet are never touching the ground

Good boys never win
Good boys always fellow
Good boys never win
They all fall away and you remain

Eyes wide the middle of the night
Got more money than a body got right
Riding on the "L" till the sun comes up again

You got me on your face
A big disgrace
ShakinÂ’ your feathers all over the place
You woke face down on St. MarkÂ’s Avenue

What a pity for you
What a pity for you

Good boys
Good boys never win
Good boys always follow
Good boys never win
They all fall away and you remain

Eyes wide the middle of the night
Got more money than a body got right
Riding on the "L" till the sun comes up again

You got me on your face
A big disgrace
ShakinÂ’ your feathers all over the place
You woke face down on St. MarkÂ’s Avenue

What a pity for you

What a pity for you
What a pity for you

Good boys
What a pity for you
Good boys

Good Boys (Never Win)

Released by Blondie in 1980, 'Good Boys (Never Win)' stands as a defining track of the new wave and punk rock era. The song features the band's signature blend of sharp, rhythmic guitar work and the distinctive vocals of Debbie Harry, delivering a message of defiance against societal expectations. It exemplifies the band's ability to fuse pop sensibilities with an aggressive, rebellious attitude that became central to their identity. As a staple of their discography, the recording captures the raw energy of early Blondie, influencing countless artists who followed in the wake of their groundbreaking sound.