Lucky Ones
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Lucky Ones
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The only winds we feel are the ones of change
A couple of kids in and out on the skids
Dreaming the night away
I hear the rolling thunder long after lightning strikes
I don’t know the reason why
Taking it easy finally seeing we’re all a part of one
I’d rather be a stone in the sea than an idol in the sun
Eyes surprised by all the acts of times
The trouble with it in and out of orbit
Becomes the rising tides
I hear the rolling thunder long after lightning strikes
I don’t know the reason why
Taking it easy finally seeing
We’re all a part of one
I’d rather be a stone in the sea than a burnout in the sun
Taking it easy finally seeing
We’re all a part of one
I’d rather be a stone in the sea than a burnout in the sun
All we know
For me and you
We’re all a part of one we’re all a part of one
We have the willow, the light from the sun
We’re the lucky ones
The lucky ones
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Israel Nash performs "Lucky Ones", and this lyric page sits inside the Israel Nash catalog on LyroVerse.
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