"The Lucky One"
written by
Karla Bonoff, Andrew Gold, Kenny Edwards & Wendy Waldman

"I particularly love this song because of it's strange dual nature--it's almost Zen like. On one hand, it acknowledges the darkness in life and the up-hill battle people face everyday, yet on the other hand it's a celebration of living. The person singing the song knows that it's all madness, but still feels that living itself makes us all "The Lucky One"".
- Wendy Waldman

Nobody round here Likes to roll the dice You could fall in love I've seen it once or twice I, I'm the lucky one It's a might long way Down to the wrecking yard People round here Don't have to walk to far I, I'm the lucky one I'm the lucky one Down the road to the edge of town Watch the stars as they wheel around Glass is dry and the chips are gone You still play - the game goes on For some it comes easy And some too hard I guess it all depends On where you are So take me to the table And deal my hand I can lost if I have to But I'll win if I can I, I'm the lucky one I, I'm the lucky one

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