Lucky

Bon Jovi · Bonus Tracks, Demos & B-sides

She casts days away

And went to valentines

She says everygirl in past

Just a waste of time

You know (Wo-oa, Wo-oa)

She don't believe in miracles

I make believe

If people blind just could see

That she believes in me



Feels like I found a pocket full of gold

I'm lucky baby

So lucky baby

Lucky to be with you today

Lucky to be the one to say



I'm lucky baby

So lucky baby

Whenever I see your smiley face

Lucky to be the one being lucky



Now all of heaven's angels have to wave their wings

She likes cheap sunglasses and diamond rings you know (Wo-oa)



She brings sunshine to a cloudy day

When we walk on by people stop and say

I'm lucky baby

So lucky baby

Lucky to be with you today

Lucky to be the one to say



I'm lucky baby

So lucky baby

Whenever I see your smiley face

Lucky to be the one being lucky



Guitar Solo



I'm lucky baby

So lucky baby

Lucky to be with you today

Lucky to be the one to say



I'm lucky baby, I'm lucky baby

I've got love until you found me

It only took one guess to see

What did I do to get to be



So Lucky baby, I'm lucky baby

Lucky baby, lucky baby



I'm lucky baby

So lucky baby

Lucky to be with you today

Lucky to be the one to say



I'm lucky baby, I'm lucky baby

Whenever I see your smiley face

Lucky to be the one being lucky

Lucky

Lucky stands as a poignant song in Bon Jovi's extensive catalogue, showcasing the band's enduring ability to craft emotionally resonant rock anthems. While often associated with their core studio albums, this track highlights the depth found within their collection of bonus material and B-sides. The song reflects the polished, melodic hard rock style that defined Jon Bon Jovi's career during his most commercially successful eras. It serves as a reminder of the band's consistent output beyond their primary hit singles, offering fans a deeper look into their creative process. The recording captures the signature sound that has kept the group relevant for decades, blending powerful vocals with driving instrumentation. As part of their broader discography, Lucky contributes to the rich tapestry of work that has established Bon Jovi as a staple in American rock music.