Mr. Lucky
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Mr. Lucky
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They call me, Mr. Lucky
Bad luck don't follow me
They call me, Mr. Lucky
Bad luck don't follow me
Everything I touches turn to gold
That mean I can't do no wrong
I woke early one mornin'
Mr. Lucky, standin' by my bed
I woke early one mornin'
Mr. Lucky, standin' by my bed
I listened to him real closely
This is what he said
'You was born for good luck, Johnny'
'Bad luck can't do you no harm'
'You was born for good luck'
'Bad luck can't do you no harm'
'I guarantee you'll never go wrong'
That's why they call me, Mr. Lucky
Bad luck don't follow me
That's why they call me, Mr. Lucky
Bad luck don't follow me
Everything I touches turn to gold
I never felt misery
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