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Wish Me Luck
(Prophet, klipshutz, DePrato)My life is an experiment
That doesn't prove a thing
I wake up every morning
Wondering what the day will bringThen I throw open the windows
And fill up both his lungs
And I shout, "Look out all you losers
Here I come"Wish me luck
Even if you don't mean it
Wish me luck
If it's not too much to ask
Wish me luck
It's not like I really need it
It just feels so good to hear it anywayNow I've harvested your cannabis
Down the Yucatan
In fact, I slept beside a Catholic priest one time
In Henry Rollins's vanI've marched in your parades
And I've fought your late night wars

But in my father's house
There are no doorsWish me luck
Even though I don't need it
Wish me luck
If it's not too much to ask
Wish me luck
It's not like I really need it
It just feels so good to hear it anywayNow watch me dance upon a wire
Watch me dangle from a string
Shinning like a diamond in the sun
Shinning like a diamond
Shinning like a diamond
Shinning like a diamond in the sunWish me luck
Even if you don't mean it
Wish me luck
If it's not too much to ask
Wish me luck
It's not like I really need it
It just feels so good to hear it anyway

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San Francisco based musician Chuck Prophet originally gained recognition as the youngest member of 80's college rock stalwarts Green on Red, with whom he was featured on numerous albums and touring lineups. In the early 1990's, as Green on Red faded to black, Prophet began performing with his future wife Stefanie Finch and releasing independent records on a variety of small labels. Prophet released his solo debut Brother Aldo in 1990 on Fire records,(later reissued in the late 1990's on Walter Yetnikoff's Velvel imprint.

Read more about Chuck Prophet on Last.fm.


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