Lucky
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Lucky
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I want to see how lucky
Lucky can be
I saw you through my blind intoxication
My shock induced insane self medication
You looked at me and smiled
Said get ready to get wild
Sugar you just need a brief vacation
[Chorus:]
I want to see how lucky Lucky can be
I want to ride with my Angel and live shockingly
I want to drive to the edge and into the sea
I want to see how lucky Lucky can be
I was dried up I was starving I was mangled
I looked like hell twisted up and tangled
You whispered in my ear
The ghosts are gone it\'s clear
For too long you\'ve been tied up you\'ve been strangled
[Chorus]
I don\'t want to ride on the shotgun side
Don\'t want to be a quaint observer on this super sonic ride
Double down split the aces to the races
I feel lucky tonight
[solo]
[Chorus]
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Melissa Etheridge performs "Lucky", and this lyric page sits inside the Melissa Etheridge catalog on LyroVerse.
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