Lucky Ol' Me
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Lucky Ol' Me
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I woke up this morning happy as I could be
I just found out that wonderful you loves lucky ol' me
I opened up my window and wolcome sunshine in
Told a little bird to sing my song then sing it again
Cause wonderful you's in love with lucky ol' me
And lucky ol' me's as lucky as lucky ol' me can be
I was nothing until you came along and you love me with your love so sweet
Now look what wonderful you's done gone to lucky ol' me
I smile at the grouchy ol' mailman I said hi then nosy Miss Jones
Even gave her a mean little dog a pet on the head
I call every name in the phonebook oh what a party is gonna be
Celebratin' that news that wonderful you loves lucky ol' me
Cause wonderful you's in love...
Now look what wonderful you's done gone to lucky ol' me
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Who performs "Lucky Ol' Me"?
Carl Belew performs "Lucky Ol' Me", and this lyric page sits inside the Carl Belew catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to All Because Of You and All I Need Is You with a short reason for opening each page next.
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