TheLucky Ones
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TheLucky Ones
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So it starts like this
And ends real quick
But what is speed
If you don't move an inch?
And I tell you
I am getting sick of this
All the ups and downs
The turns and twists
All the would of, should of bitterness
I carry on my back
I'm waiting... waiting
But nothing comes
No nothing comes of it
I'm fading... fading
Should turn and run
But no I'll wait my turn
To be one of the lucky ones
In the morning light
The sun shines bright
There's a brand new chance
To make things right
But it feels like
Every time I take the leap
I think I'll end up on my feet
But if history tells me anything
I'll have bruises on my back
I'm waiting... waiting
But nothing comes
No nothing comes of it
I'm fading... fading
Should turn and run
But no I'll wait my turn
To be one of the lucky ones
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Val Emmich performs "TheLucky Ones", and this lyric page sits inside the Val Emmich catalog on LyroVerse.
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