Luck's Run
from The Good For Naughts by James Murray and The Good For Naughts
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lyrics
I faked my funeral last night for a joke
But the joke was on me when you were the only one who showed
You burst out laughing when I popped up and said "hello"
I burst out crying cause I saw that I was alone
I said please
You and me makes me feel lucky
So tell me that you'll never leave
You and me makes me feel lucky
But the only word she'd ever say
No, no, no, no
Her favourite word
That and its synonyms
Low, low, low, low
Is how I feel
She said my luck's run out again
I took you dancing cause you always wanted to go
But we didn't know how so we both just drank against the wall
When we got fed up we did the only thing we know
We put our drinks down, did the robot and then went home
I said please
You and me makes me feel lucky
So tell me that you'll never leave
You and me makes me feel lucky
But the only word she'd ever say
No, no, no, no
Her favourite word
That and its synonyms
Low, low, low, low
Is how I feel
She said my luck's run out again
I was just shred of a human being left when she pulled me up
But she told me seven times that she could never stay
She said "my life moves only one way and that way's away, away, away from you"
I said please
You and me makes me feel lucky
So tell me that you'll never leave
You and me makes me feel lucky
But the only word she'd ever say
No, no, no, no
Her favourite word
That and its synonyms
Low, low, low, low
Is how I feel
She said my luck's run out again
But the joke was on me when you were the only one who showed
You burst out laughing when I popped up and said "hello"
I burst out crying cause I saw that I was alone
I said please
You and me makes me feel lucky
So tell me that you'll never leave
You and me makes me feel lucky
But the only word she'd ever say
No, no, no, no
Her favourite word
That and its synonyms
Low, low, low, low
Is how I feel
She said my luck's run out again
I took you dancing cause you always wanted to go
But we didn't know how so we both just drank against the wall
When we got fed up we did the only thing we know
We put our drinks down, did the robot and then went home
I said please
You and me makes me feel lucky
So tell me that you'll never leave
You and me makes me feel lucky
But the only word she'd ever say
No, no, no, no
Her favourite word
That and its synonyms
Low, low, low, low
Is how I feel
She said my luck's run out again
I was just shred of a human being left when she pulled me up
But she told me seven times that she could never stay
She said "my life moves only one way and that way's away, away, away from you"
I said please
You and me makes me feel lucky
So tell me that you'll never leave
You and me makes me feel lucky
But the only word she'd ever say
No, no, no, no
Her favourite word
That and its synonyms
Low, low, low, low
Is how I feel
She said my luck's run out again
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from The Good For Naughts,
released May 1, 2011
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James Murray and The Good For Naughts Toronto, Ontario
James Murray and The Good For Naughts is a folk and alt-country band led by songwriter James Murray from Guelph, Kitchener and Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
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Nov 2013 -
Jun 2013 -
May 2011 -
Oct 2012
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