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Andrew Mcmahon In The Wilderness Lottery Ticket Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 7.20/10 [10 votes]Album: Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness / Original Release Date: 2014-10-14Genre: AlternativeSong Duration: 3 min 17 sec
ANDREW MCMAHON IN THE WILDERNESS
- Lottery Ticket Lyrics / with translationsI guess I'll wait for the words to come
Can't write another song about being young
Not me, not now, I'm not that clever
Day one and my voice is shot
Grew a beard, spent a year at the coffee shop
You say it's now or never
Don't fall back now
Don't fall back now
We are the fortunate ones
(Pick me up in the parking lot)
(I've got a good buzz and a lottery ticket)
We are the fortunate ones
(We don't care if we win or not)
(Got a good buzz and a lottery ticket)
Guess I'll wait for the lightning strike
Guess I'll pray for rain to make this right
You've got these eyes that keep me hoping
In the shadows when I doubt myself
I started to see with the lights out
You come to say the sky is open
Don't fall back now
Don't fall back now
We are the fortunate ones
(Pick me up in the parking lot)
(I've got a good buzz and a lottery ticket)
We are the fortunate ones
(We don't care if we win or not)
(Got a good buzz and a lottery ticket)
Being alone, barely alive
I was way too f*cked up to drive, to drive
We are the fortunate ones
(Pick me up in the parking lot)
(I've got a good buzz and a lottery ticket)
We are the fortunate ones
(We don't care if we win or not)
(Got a good buzz and a lottery ticket)
(Got a good buzz and a lottery ticket)
Can't write another song about being young
Not me, not now, I'm not that clever
Day one and my voice is shot
Grew a beard, spent a year at the coffee shop
You say it's now or never
Don't fall back now
Don't fall back now
We are the fortunate ones
(Pick me up in the parking lot)
(I've got a good buzz and a lottery ticket)
We are the fortunate ones
(We don't care if we win or not)
(Got a good buzz and a lottery ticket)
Guess I'll wait for the lightning strike
Guess I'll pray for rain to make this right
You've got these eyes that keep me hoping
In the shadows when I doubt myself
I started to see with the lights out
Don't fall back now
Don't fall back now
We are the fortunate ones
(Pick me up in the parking lot)
(I've got a good buzz and a lottery ticket)
We are the fortunate ones
(We don't care if we win or not)
(Got a good buzz and a lottery ticket)
Being alone, barely alive
I was way too f*cked up to drive, to drive
We are the fortunate ones
(Pick me up in the parking lot)
(I've got a good buzz and a lottery ticket)
We are the fortunate ones
(We don't care if we win or not)
(Got a good buzz and a lottery ticket)
(Got a good buzz and a lottery ticket)
Facts about Lottery Ticket
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Lottery Ticket is written by Michael Anthony Viola, Andrew Ross Mcmahon, Stacy Clark.
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It is first released on October 14, 2014 as part of Andrew Mcmahon In The Wilderness's album "Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness" which includes 16 tracks in total. This song is the 10th track on this album.
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When we take a closer look to the meaning, Andrew McMahon In the Wilderness's song 'Lottery Ticket' is a reflection of time that went by and of life's unpredictability. The song illustrates through a 'good buzz and a lottery ticket' metaphor that life can be chaotic but somehow one can still experience little pleasures and even hope. The whole song conveys the same message through emphasizing joy, partying, reflecting, celebrating, and hoping. The same time the song puts the focus on the themes of youth and nostalgia, hope and chance, carefree demeanor and fighting the self-doubt that arises. The lyrics include mentions of being 'fucked up' and imply themes of drug use, which could be considered inappropriate for children younger than 13. Even though the main theme is not very clearly expressed, the wordings and the hints imply a PG-13 rating.
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Lottery Ticket falls under the genre Alternative.
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Lottery Ticket song length is 3 minutes and 17 seconds.
Who wrote Lottery Ticket lyrics?
Lottery Ticket is written by Michael Anthony Viola, Andrew Ross Mcmahon, Stacy Clark.
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When was Lottery Ticket released?
It is first released on October 14, 2014 as part of Andrew Mcmahon In The Wilderness's album "Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness" which includes 16 tracks in total. This song is the 10th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Lottery Ticket lyrics?
When we take a closer look to the meaning, Andrew McMahon In the Wilderness's song 'Lottery Ticket' is a reflection of time that went by and of life's unpredictability. The song illustrates through a 'good buzz and a lottery ticket' metaphor that life can be chaotic but somehow one can still experience little pleasures and even hope. The whole song conveys the same message through emphasizing joy, partying, reflecting, celebrating, and hoping. The same time the song puts the focus on the themes of youth and nostalgia, hope and chance, carefree demeanor and fighting the self-doubt that arises. The lyrics include mentions of being 'fucked up' and imply themes of drug use, which could be considered inappropriate for children younger than 13. Even though the main theme is not very clearly expressed, the wordings and the hints imply a PG-13 rating.
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Which genre is Lottery Ticket?
Lottery Ticket falls under the genre Alternative.
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How long is the song Lottery Ticket?
Lottery Ticket song length is 3 minutes and 17 seconds.
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these lyrics are submitted by BURKUL4Songwriter(s): Michael Anthony Viola, Andrew Ross Mcmahon, Stacy Clark
Record Label(s): 2015 Vanguard Records, a division of Concord Music Group, Inc
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