CDFF- Lucky This Time

Mr. Big

Lost and alone in this city of darkness
Empty of lovers and full of lies
You build a wall between your dreams and the madness
I reach out my hand but you run and hide
I've watched you cry in the rain
I wanna bring back the joy again

Open your heart tomine
I believe, I believe you won't be sorry
This time - baby
Open your heart tonight
I believe, I believe you might
Be lucky this time
You might be lucky this time

No guarantees when you risk your emotion
So you surrender and it all went astray
Bitter and hopeless in your cold isolation
But you my love ever fade away
I wanna dry all your tears
You know there's nothin' to fear, baby

Open your heart tomine
I believe, I believe you won't be sorry
This time - baby
Open your heart tonight
I believe, I believe you might
Be lucky this time
You might be lucky this time

And when the shadows start to fall
Let my love break down the walls

I've watched you cry in the rain
I wanna bring back the joy again

Open your heart tomine
I believe, I believe you won't be sorry
This time - baby
Open your heart tonight
I believe, I believe you might
Be lucky this time
You might be lucky this time


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CDFF-Lucky This Time Lyrics as written by Jeff Paris

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    The CDFF = the Compact Disc Fast Forward noise at the front of the song. Since you younguns won't even know what a compact disc is anymore.

    Guitarearlon October 26, 2022   Link

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