Lucky One
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Lucky One
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Making my money on the timber
Keeping the devil at bay
Leaves are green but blood is amber
Trying to live another day
Oh don't forget me, please will you remember
Driving the chevy into dayton
Don't know what I'm looking for
Have a pleasant conversation
With the lady at the store
Oh don't forget me, please will you remember
I may be hungry but I know I'll eat again
I ain't got water but my thirst will soon be quenched
I may be lonely but I'll see her again
Yes I know I am a lucky one
Spending my money like the seasons
Seeing the future wash away
Trying hard to find a reason
Nothing works here anyway
Oh don't forget me, please will you remember
I may be hungry but I know I'll eat again
I ain't got water but my thirst will soon be quenched
I may be lonely but I'll see her again
Yes I know I am a lucky one
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