Lucky Jim
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Lucky Jim
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The rain it has arrived at last for which we had waited
The hawkers have packed up their stands
Nothing to be traded
The soviets beside the quay run to the freighters
The terrace of the rex hotel is closed by the waiters
We need you, oh lucky jim
Where have you gone?
Oh lucky jim
The mistress has left her home
Back to the dances
The smoking dens are starting up for life's own enhancing
Nobody goes to the war coz there's none to go to
We just sit around in cafés bored, sit waiting for you
We need you, oh lucky jim
Where have you gone?
Oh lucky jim
Why did you ever go up north?
It is not for you
They'll strip your little weak heart clean
What will you do?
The australians in a bunny bar are waiting your return
Everyone wants a piece of you, a piece of you to burn
We need you, oh lucky jim
Where have you gone?
Oh lucky jim
We miss you here
Oh lucky jim
Where have you gone?
Oh lucky jim
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Who performs "Lucky Jim"?
Deborah Harry performs "Lucky Jim", and this lyric page sits inside the Deborah Harry catalog on LyroVerse.
Are there related songs to explore after "Lucky Jim"?
Yes. The related section below points to Don'tcha Wanna Know? and Free To Fall with a short reason for opening each page next.
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