Biografia:
Theo Katzman (born April 2, 1986), is originally from New York City, but currently resides in Ann Arbor, Michigan.
Katzman is a singer-songwriter, and he plays drums, guitar, and bass.
Theo Katzman has released three albums; the 4-track EP, Solo Acoustic EP (2010), the 9-track album, Romance Without Finance (2011), the 10-track album Heartbreak Hits (2017), and the 12-track album Modern Johnny Sings: Songs in the Age of Vibe (2020).
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[Intro]
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[Verse 1]
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Looking out my rear view mirror the miles behind don't disappear
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Like they used to
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When I was with you
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However hard I hit the gas The engine don't run half as fast
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As it once did
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When we were just kids
[Pre-Chorus]
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All of the good old days are gone
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But this life keeps rolling on
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On and on...
[Chorus]
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It's good to be alone
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No one to call you on the phone
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After a month out on the road
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No one to tell you welcome home
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No one to scratch you down your back
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No one to cut you any slack
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You got to scratch it on your own
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It's good to be alone
[Verse 2]
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The mountain tops don't stand so high
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The open road ain't quite as wide
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As it once seemed
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When we had the same dream
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The evening stars don't shine so bright
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When we don't make love through the night
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Like we once did
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Yeah, those lights are faded
[Pre-Chorus]
B
All of the good old days are gone
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But this life keeps rolling on
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On and on...
[Chorus]
A
It's good to be alone
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No one to call you on the phone
B
After a month out on the road
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No one to tell you welcome home
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No one to scratch you down your back
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No one to cut you any slack
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You got to scratch it on your own
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It's good to be alone
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(no lyrics)
[Verse 1]
E
Looking out my rear view mirror the miles behind don't disappear
A
Like they used to
E
When I was with you
E
However hard I hit the gas The engine don't run half as fast
A
As it once did
E
When we were just kids
[Pre-Chorus]
B
All of the good old days are gone
A
But this life keeps rolling on
E
On and on...
[Chorus]
A
It's good to be alone
E
No one to call you on the phone
B
After a month out on the road
E
No one to tell you welcome home
A
No one to scratch you down your back
E
No one to cut you any slack
B
You got to scratch it on your own
E
It's good to be alone
[Verse 2]
E
The mountain tops don't stand so high
E
The open road ain't quite as wide
A
As it once seemed
E
When we had the same dream
E
The evening stars don't shine so bright
E
When we don't make love through the night
A
Like we once did
E
Yeah, those lights are faded
[Pre-Chorus]
B
All of the good old days are gone
A
But this life keeps rolling on
E
On and on...
[Chorus]
A
It's good to be alone
E
No one to call you on the phone
B
After a month out on the road
E
No one to tell you welcome home
A
No one to scratch you down your back
E
No one to cut you any slack
B
You got to scratch it on your own
E
It's good to be alone
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