Golden Earring
Lucky Number
Lucky numbers, comin' my way
Super vision, mile away

It's one for alone and two for me and you
And two and three have been singing
Is it true that heaven is next door
Just about three steps climbing
We all know what four stamps are for
With you in time swamping partners
Nothing to jive, just give me five
Let's drown in holy water

Lucky numbers, lottery
Super vision, wait for me

Six and stones, back my loans
And pay the debts I carry
Save that seven just for me
I find it failed me rarely
Roll an eight on wheels of faith
Along the course of a dead man's knee
Bill me nine, I won't say no
I like a Laffy Daffy

Refrain
Place the bet, spin roulette, last time for Bingo
Cash a cheque, stick out your neck, play joker Tango
Lend your ears, take a pair of wheels. Lucky number Lingo

And when you loose, you curse the fortune game
Blame the loss on dames and dames
Find yourself where you began
Worshiping your number one

Place the bet, spin roulette, last time for Bingo
Cash a cheque, stick out your neck, play joker Tango
Lend your ears, take a pair of wheels. Lucky number Lingo

Lucky numbers, last a day
Super vision, now obey

Number ten won't listen at all
Search for getting even
Hear the call, help me fall
Ruther on eleven
Just leave twelve to itself
Welcome Mister Mean
To this hotel, a special warm
Talkin' about thirteen

Place the bet, spin roulette, last time for Bingo
Cash a cheque, stick out your neck, play joker Tango
Lend your ears, take a pair of wheels. Lucky number Lingo

And when you loose, you curse the fortune game
Blame the loss on dames and dames
Find yourself where you began
Worshiping your number one

Place the bet, spin roulette, last time for Bingo
Cash a cheque, stick out your neck, play joker Tango
Lend your ears, take a pair of wheels. Lucky number Lingo


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Lucky Number Lyrics as written by Kooymans Hay

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