

Black car waiting underneath the lights Door swings open—yeah,
this feels right Streetlights running down polished glass City in the window
moving fast Jacket on clean,
little rain outside Driver says nothing,
just enjoy the ride Gold in the lobby,
marble below Elevator opens,
somebody says go Twenty-two,
thirty, forty-five Every floor up feels a little more alive
Doors open wide, whole skyline there
Cold night coming through warm night air Piano downstairs,
glasses collide Think we finally found the other side
Follow the lights
Follow the sound
Every door opens We're higher now
THIS IS WHERE THE GOOD LIFE IS Way up high where the
whole world glows
THIS IS WHERE THE GOOD LIFE IS
One more door and everybody knows Windows down,
city underneath Good clothes,
good wine, good company
Don't tell me what tomorrow is— TONIGHT I KNOW WHERE THE GOOD
LIFE IS
White tablecloth, red wine poured Nobody looking toward the door Kitchen still
open, quarter past two City keeps moving,
so we do too Rooftop air and a midnight view Somebody says,
“Where we going to?” Black car waiting downstairs again I said,
“Anywhere. Just don't let it end.”
No velvet rope could make this feel
It's the little things that make it real Ice in the glass,
piano downstairs That moment you realize—you belong there
THIS IS WHERE THE GOOD LIFE IS Way up high where the
whole world glows THIS IS WHERE THE GOOD LIFE IS
One more night and
nobody goes Lights outside,
city underneath Good rooms,
good nights, good company If anybody asks where heaven is— RIGHT FUCKING
HERE
WHERE THE GOOD LIFE IS!
“Car's downstairs.”
“Good.”