Last time I was in Greenville
I took myself a wife
Kentucky girl in my home town
I’d known her most of my life
She walked me through pleasures
Spiced with a little strife
We were wed in ’35
And married all of our life
Sure looking good to me
Sure looking good to me
I don’t care where I am
Life looks good to me
Sure looking good to me
Sure looking good to me
I don’t care where I am
Life looks good to me
I went north to Chicago
I worked on Madison Street
Played my guitar late at night
To buy my bread and meat
My wife gave me two children
Brought them home by train
They kept music in my heart
And taught me how to sing
Sure looking good to me
Sure looking good to me
I don’t care where I am
Life looks good to me
Sure looking good to me
Sure looking good to me
I don’t care where I am
Life looks good to me
Now when this life is over
And my hair has turned full grey
When I meet the one who began all life
Here’s what I hope he’ll say
Sure looking good to me
Sure looking good to me
I don’t care where I am
Life looks good to me
Sure looking good to me
Sure looking good to me
I don’t care where I am
Life looks good to me
Sure looking good to me
Sure looking good to me
I don’t care where I am
Life looks good to me
Sure looking good to me
Sure looking good to me
I don’t care where I am
Life looks good to me
Sure looking good to me
Sure looking good to me
I don’t care where I am
Life looks good to me
