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I'm a fan of this song. Looking at the lyrics I find it interesting to see it as a song about a man happy in his poverty.
Is that what you get from the following lyrics?
--------- I was living in a world of make believe When my best friend wrote and told me That there may be a job in the city And you never told me
He would dream about another scheme About another sordid hall of dreams About a man who’s king of industry He would swear by his mouth almighty He would buy the best But never something new And he never told me
I like kicking in the gutter and Wishing I was lucky Wishing I was lucky, wishing I was lucky Oh I like kicking in the gutter Wishing I was lucky, wishing I was lucky
It’s the only life I know Lie, lie, lie is all you ever do To make me want to push on through Cry, cry, cry cry is all I ever do Say that’s how you want to make me push on through
I like kicking in the gutter and Wishing I was lucky Wishing I was lucky, wishing I was lucky Oh I like kicking in the gutter Wishing I was lucky, wishing I was lucky
My best friend wrote and told me so He said that there may be a job in the city
I like kicking in the gutter and Wishing I was lucky Wishing I was lucky, wishing I was lucky I was wishing I was lucky
Hey son go, hey son go, to the city -------
How one could be happy in poverty is rather interesting to think about, but it's something that can be on your mind occasionally.
Sincerely,
John Kilduff...
I was 4 years old when this song came out.
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