Words and Music by Dennis Livingston

Finding someone who you love is not an easy job.
So many things are bound to interfere.
Too much work, too little time,
global warming, disease and crime.
A longer list with every passing year.
 
But I'm tired of all the games.
I'm tired of being stuck.
I'm tired of being tired of running out of luck.
I want the dice to roll my way!
 
I just need one
amazingly stupendous,
completely unexpected,
insanely lucky day.
 
Why not today?

Strollin' in the park,
on a sunny Sunday,
saw a pretty penny,
near a tree.

As I scooped it up,
thought a four-leaf clover,
waved a friendly petal,
right at me.

I picked the winning number in the lottery.
My dentist said I only had one cavity.
I know you can't expect a guarantee.

But maybe Lady Fortune made a pledge,
to give this desp'rate guy/gal a little edge,
before I jump off the nearest ledge.

Send me the one I love,
send me the one I love.

This is gotta be my lucky,
gotta be my lucky,
gotta be MY LUCKY DAY!

Strollin' in the park,
on a sunny Sunday.

Now, I don't think I'm a person who you would call...superstitious.
Tho I can't complain if the Weekly World News says my stars...are propitious.
 
And I'm surely not who you might believe is a New Age fanatic.
But here's some news that makes me feel cautiously ecstatic!

Hit a million points,
playin' zippy pinball,
caught a falling baby,
as I should.

Bought a piece of art,
at a local auction,
think that it's a Rembrandt,
knock on wood.

I grabbed a suit/dress at Filene's Basement, it's my size.
I got a perfect score at bowling, won a prize.
OK, but I keep missing one surprise.

Hey, maybe Lady Fortune made a pledge,
to give this des'prate guy/gal a little edge,
before I jump off the nearest ledge.

Send me the one I love,
send me the one I love.

Then this will really be,
good God, it hasta be,
fine'ly gotta be my,
fine'ly gotta be my
amazingly stupendous,
completely unexpected,
insanely lucky day.

Strollin' in the park,
on a sunny Sunday ...
on a sunny Sunday ...

Gotta be MY LUCKY DAY!

 

 

© 1998 Hallmark Music Co.

 

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