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| |title = Lucky Dog | | |title = Lucky Dog |
| |writer = unknown | | |writer = [[Elvis Costello]] |
| |performer = [[Elvis Costello]] | | |performer = [[Elvis Costello]] |
| |note = Elvis has introduced this song in concert as a cover, but its origin has not been verified, and it may in fact be an original. | | |note = Elvis has introduced this song in concert as a cover, but he has registered it with [http://www.ascap.com/ace/search.cfm?requesttimeout=300&mode=results&searchstr=880816120&search_in=i&search_type=exact&search_det=tswpbv&results_pp=30&start=1 ASCAP] as an original. |
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Revision as of 20:38, 23 May 2011
I sucked in my final breath
Stared into the eyes of death
Laughed right in the face of chance
And said hey son do you want to dance
But I was trembling deep inside
My faithful friend right at my side
As that firefight began
He had the courage of twenty men
The days are never really done
The war's not over until it's won
If you want to count on anyone
Then thank the Lord you're free
Who was that lucky dog
Was it him or me
Who was that lucky dog
Was it him or me
When the enemy is closing in
And you've either got to run or win
You think that this might be the end
You're really going to need a friend
But I don't care for fancy words
Ignoble speeches that I have heard
Or the lies and tricks that they employ
What was that you were saying boy
The days are never really done
The war's not over until it's won
If you need to count on anyone
Then thank the Lord you're free
Who was that lucky dog
Was it him or me
Who was that lucky dog
Was it him or me
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Lucky Dog |
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Written by | Elvis Costello |
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Performed by | Elvis Costello |
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Note | Elvis has introduced this song in concert as a cover, but he has registered it with ASCAP as an original. |
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