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In Luck - Marlon Roudette



     
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You don't have to be strong
if you don't see the light
come on let me hold you
do you feel alright?and I will stay with you
tonightI never was a gambling man
until I lost a few
show me how to win him back
and here's my gratitude
and I will stay right here
with youyou're in luck
you're in luck
and you feel stuck
I help you up
I help you up
it's a little moment of greatness
in a life like this
don't it feel good to know
you're in luckyou don't have to pretend

when the ground is hard
I don't care who was there before
this is a changing of the guardand I will see you through
it all
you're in luck
you're in luck
and you feel stuck
I help you up
I help you upgone the days of all
you left in the cold
now every smile you show
it's a little moment of greatness
in a life like thisdon't it feel good to know
you're in luck
and I don't want to breathe no moreto find your love is future
to find your love is futureand I don't want to leave no moretrying to take for you judge
trying to take for you judgeyou're in luck
you're in luck
and you feel stuck
I help you up
I help you up
it's a little moment of greatness
in a life like thisdon't it feel good to know
you're in luck
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Marlon Roudette was born in London and is the son of Cameron McVey, a British music producer, and Vonnie Roudette, a designer and artist from Saint Vincent and the Grenadines. He's also the stepson of Neneh Cherry according to her Wikipedia page. As a young child he moved with his mother and sister to St. Vincent, where he began his music career, and returned to London when he was 18. He was a member of R&B / Hip Hop act Mattafix.

Read more about Marlon Roudette on Last.fm.


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