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LUCKY GUY - Cascades
(De Vorzon-Chandler)
Intro:  D–  Daug–  G– A-
Lucky gDuy, you’re the Daugone she’s thinking of,
GAnd that’s easy to sGmee.
Lucky gDuy, you’re the D7one who has her love
GWhen it used to be mAe.
Do you kBmnow that there Gonce was a time
When she sDaid, said she’d Bmalways be mine?
Oh, tGhat’s when my friend said AI
                  D- Daug– G-A-
Was such a lucky guy.
Lucky gDuy, now she’s yDaugours and yours alone,
GWhile I watch from Gmafar.
Lucky gDuy, how I wD7onder if you know
GJust how lucky you Aare.
Oh, if BmI hadn’t bGeen such a fool, she’s be mDine,
She’ll still lBmove me, not you.
                        G                         A  D-A-
Oh, I’d give anything if I were still the lucky guy.
AD LIB: D#-D#aug-G#-G#m-D#- D#7- G#-A#
Oh, if CmI hadn’t bG#een such a fool, she’d be mD#ine,
She’ll still lCmove me, not you, Oh, she’d lG#ove only me,
    A#              D#-D#aug G#-
And I would be the lucky guy,
    A#            D#-D#aug G#-
I’d be the lucky guy. (3x)

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Lucky Guy

by The Cascades

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Daug

LUCKY GUY - Cascades

(De Vorzon-Chandler)

D Daug G A

Intro: – – – -

D Daug

Lucky guy, you’re the one she’s thinking of,

G Gm

And that’s easy to see.

D D7

Lucky guy, you’re the one who has her love

G A

When it used to be me.

Bm G

Do you know that there once was a time

D Bm

When she said, said she’d always be mine?

G A

Oh, that’s when my friend said I

D Daug G A

- – --

Was such a lucky guy.

D Daug

Lucky guy, now she’s yours and yours alone,

G Gm

While I watch from afar.

D D7

Lucky guy, how I wonder if you know

G A

Just how lucky you are.

Bm G D

Oh, if I hadn’t been such a fool, she’s be mine,

She’ll still love me, not you.

G A D A

Oh, I’d give anything if I were still the lucky guy.

AD LIB: D#-D#aug-G#-G#m-D#- D#7- G#-A#

Cm G# D#

Oh, if I hadn’t been such a fool, she’d be mine,

Cm G#

She’ll still love me, not you, Oh, she’d love only me,

A# D#-D#aug G#-

And I would be the lucky guy,

A# D#-D#aug G#-

I’d be the lucky guy. (3x)

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