GOOD OLD DAYS (but with friends)
CAIN's song "Good Old Days" is an uplifting anthem about recognizing the present moment as significant, even when it feels like a struggle. The lyrics encourage listeners to keep faith and hope alive during difficult seasons, trusting that God's timing is better than our own. The song reflects on the idea that the prayers prayed with worn-down faith are leading to a comeback, and that these challenging times will be remembered as the good old days. It's a message of perseverance, gratitude, and trusting God's plan.
All my friends think I should get a different job
When I add it up they're not completely wrong
Following your heart comes with a heavy cost
But I can't stop
Cause I've been working so hard keeping my head down
Keep my hopes up and my knees on the ground
But then I stop and look around at where I am right now
These are those good old days
This is my hall of fame
Won't let my believing
Get lost in my feelings
Cause these are those
These are those
These are those prayers I prayed
With beat up and worn down faith
This is my comeback phase
These are those
These are those
Good old days
Good old good old days
Good old good old days
Hard to catch a dream when you can't catch a break
Sometimes waiting patiently is all it takes
Turns out God has better timing anyway
With the plans He made
Might feel like a grind keeping my head down
With my hopes real high and my knees on the ground
But when I stop and look around at where I am right now
These are those good old days
This is my hall of fame
Won't let my believing
Get lost in my feelings
Cause these are those
(These are those)
These are those
These are those prayers I prayed
With beat up and worn down faith
This is my comeback phase
These are those
(These are those)
These are those
(These are those)
Good old days
Good old good old days
These are those
Good old good old days
Good old good old days
These are those prayers I prayed
With beat up and worn down faith
This is my comeback phase
These are those
(These are those)
Good old days