[Verse 1]
I live out on the edge of the city, ain’t quite the suburbs,
but certainly not where the action is.
It’s just me and my wife and my kids and my friends stop by sometimes.
 
[Chorus]
It’s a fine life, fine as I ever known.
 
[Verse 2]
I wake up in the morning, make a little coffee,
shake and I cough and I’m lost in my songs again.
It’s just me and my wife and my kids, god damn, I’m a full grown man.
 
[Chorus]
It’s a fine life,
a fine life, fine as I ever known.
 
 
[Verse 3]
I ain’t trying to spend a minute of my short existence
on hating and fighting, good lord knows.
I ain’t that proud   but I can still get loud.
 
[End-Chorus]
It’s a fine life,         it’s a fine life.
Just as fine as I ever known, just as fine as I ever known
as fine as I ever known, just as fine as I ever known.