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Introduction
“Ain’t I the Lucky One” is a delightful tune by the legendary country artist Marty Robbins. Released in 1958, this song showcases Robbins’ smooth vocals and storytelling prowess, capturing the joy of newfound love. The lyrics express a man’s elation at finding his perfect match, celebrating the happiness she brings into his life. The upbeat melody and catchy chorus make it a timeless piece that continues to resonate with listeners. Whether you’re a longtime fan or new to Marty Robbins’ music, “Ain’t I the Lucky One” is sure to bring a smile to your face.
Here are a few catchy titles that encapsulate the essence of the piece:
- “Marty Robbins’ ‘Ain’t I the Lucky One’: A Joyful Ode to New Love”
- “Rediscovering Marty Robbins’ Classic: The Charm of ‘Ain’t I the Lucky One'”
- “Why ‘Ain’t I the Lucky One’ by Marty Robbins Still Delights Listeners Today”
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Lyrics
Ain’t I the lucky one
Look what I’ve gone and done
I let her steal my heart
I know we’ll never part
She brings me joy, so much fun
(Ooh ooh)
Ain’t I the lucky one
Well ain’t I a happy man
She lets me hold her hand
And when the lights are low
She never tells me no
She’s so sweet, so much fun
(Ooh ooh)
Ain’t I the lucky one
Well ain’t I a doin’ fine
I’m gainin’ all the time
I like to hang around
After the sun goes down
Big blue eyes, hair of blonde
(Ooh ooh)
Ain’t I the lucky one
Ain’t I the lucky one
(Lucky one)
Feel like a son of a gun
(Son of a gun)
I’ve got a perfect doll
(Perfect doll)
She really drives me wild
(Drives me wild)
She’s so sweet, so much fun
(Ooh ooh)
Ain’t I the lucky one
Well ain’t I the lucky one
(Lucky one)
Look what I’ve gone and done
(Gone and done)
I let her steal my heart
(Steal my heart)
I know we’ll never part
(Never part)
She brings me joy, so much fun
(Ooh ooh)
Ain’t I the lucky one
(Lucky one)