Classic Poem

VERSE 1 BOY :

Never since a child,
Was I reconciled
By the folks who laugh at bug-a-boos.
Hoodoos haunted me,
Trailed me constantly
Till the day you come my way, like good news.

REFRAIN

Whenever you're near,
All my fears disappear,
Dear, it's plain as can be,
You're lucky to me.
My only luck charms
Are your two loving arms,
Anybody can see,
You're lucky to me.
No harm can happen to me anymore,
I'm writing " Thirteens " all over my door.
1. My Mother and Dad
Thought that my luck was bad,
Now like me, they agree
You're lucky to me.

VERSE 2 GIRL :

I was just like you,
Superstitious, too,
Thought myself unlucky all life through.
Things are diff'rent now,
Not afraid, somehow,
Since you came, I feel the same as you do.

REPEAT REFRAIN

2. I feel " Aces High, "
For you love me, that's why
All the world must agree
You're lucky to me.

PATTER

When I break a looking glass
I never mind a bit,
And I walk under ladders ev'ry day.
When a black cat wants to pass
I fail to throw a fit,
But cheerfully I let it go its way.
Four-leaf clover is passe,
A rabbit foot's a joke,
Ouija boards, to me, are out of date.
All that fortune-tellers say
To me is only smoke,
With you, dear, at my side, I laugh at fate.

REPEAT REFRAIN