Oh, Lucky Me
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Oh, Lucky Me
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On the dark side of town
On the edge of the night
I cried in the darkness
Till I saw your light
Now wherever I go
Whatever I do
When I reach out for someone
I always find you
I am the person
Always hoped
I could make you see
And you are the first one
That's always been there
When I hoped you be
Whoa, lucky me
Whoa, lucky me
I'm one of the few
Who live in the sunlight
And dance on the dew
Whoa, lucky me
There's just too lucky few
Who reach out for someone
And find someone like you
Whoa, lucky me
I'm one of the few
Who live in the sunlight
And dance on the dew
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Amazing Rhythm Aces performs "Oh, Lucky Me", and this lyric page sits inside the Amazing Rhythm Aces catalog on LyroVerse.
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