My Lucky Day
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My Lucky Day
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In the room where fortune falls
On a day when chance is all
In the dark of fierce exile (fears exile?)
I felt the grace of your smile
Honey you're my lucky day
Baby you're my lucky day
When I lost all the other bets I made
Honey you're my lucky day
When I see strong hearts give way
To the burdens (burnings?) of the day
To the weary hands of time
Where fortune is not kind
Honey you're my lucky day
Baby you're my lucky day
When I lost all the other bets I made
Honey you're my lucky day
I've waited at your side
I've carried the tears you've cried
But to win darling you must play (pay?)
So don't hide your heart away
Honey you're my lucky day
Baby you're my lucky day
When I lost all the other bets I made
Honey you're my lucky day
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Bruce Springsteen performs "My Lucky Day", and this lyric page sits inside the Bruce Springsteen catalog on LyroVerse.
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