Karaoké Beautiful Ride The Dewey Cox Story (John C. Reilly)

Now that I have lived a lifetime's worth of days

Finally I see the folly of my ways

So listen when I sing of the temptations of this world

Fancy cars and needles whisky, flesh and pearls

And then in the end it's family and friends

Loving yourself but not only yourself

It's about the good walk and the hard walk

And the young girls you've made cry

It's about make a little music everyday 'till you die

It's a beautiful ride

Beautiful ride

Beautiful

Beautiful ride

As I stand on the precipice of death

My perspective is enormous

Every leaf, every cloud

I see the hands which have formed us

And some days all you got is a nighttime graveyard walk

And you whistle some sweet melody to the ghosts down at the dock

Sing in to your hand lead the marching band

Don't you let 'em fade your colors gray

'Cos when all is said and done

When youth is spent and burned

You'll see that it's all about

Music

Flowers

Babies sharing the good times

Traveling not just for business

Accepting your mortality

This is finally what I've learned

And then in the end it's family and friends

Loving yourself but not only yourself

It's about the good walk and the hard walk

And the young girls you've made cry

It's about make a little music everyday 'till you die

It's a beautiful ride

Beautiful ride

Beautiful

Beautiful ride

Beautiful ride

Beautiful

Beautiful ride