Just My Luck
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Just My Luck
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I got tired of losing
So I covered my tracks
I left love behind me
It was a thing of the past
And I got back on me feet again
With something new in my stride
I was just telling my girlfriends yesterday
How I was doing alright
I was living a good life
None of that silly love stuff
Then I went and fell for you
Ain't that just my luck
I got a house in the country
I got a garden that grows
And I got nobody telling me
"Hey, turn down that radio!"
I made my life real simple
A couple cats and me
I don't get bored or lonely
As long as there's somethin' on TV
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Kim Richey performs "Just My Luck", and this lyric page sits inside the Kim Richey catalog on LyroVerse.
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