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Fortune

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Emma Pollock Canonical path: /emma-pollock/fortune Related lyric paths: 6
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Fortune

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(Ah, ah, ah, ah)

There is fortune in my name

Currency in letters

If this life is just a game

I'll try to play it better

We all started just the same

The hopeful and the hopeless

On the streets we made our name

Our confidence, our harness

I know the marks

They don't show

On the outside

But each of us

Carries a tale

And one of these days

We won't talk anymore

Silence begins

When we fail

And I

Think I, might break

(Ah, ah, ah, ah)

Now we separate again

But who to lay the blame on

These years of laying claim

To values I could count on

I know the marks

They don't show

On the outside

But each of us

Carries a tale

One of these days

We won't talk anymore

Silence begins

When we fail, And I

Think I, might break

(Ah) And I

(Ah) Think I, might break

(Ah) And I

(Ah) Think I, might break

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