Biography:
Michael Penn (born August 1, 1958, in Greenwich Village, New York City) is an American singer and songwriter. He is the son of actor/director Leo Penn and actress Eileen Ryan, and the brother of actors Sean Penn and the late Chris Penn.
Prior to the release of his 1989 debut album March, Penn performed the song "This & That" with his band The Pull on a 1987 episode of Saturday Night Live. Before that, he was a member of the Los Angeles band Doll Congress and had appeared as an extra on a few television series, including St. Elsewhere.
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Song: Lucky One
Artist Michael Penn
Verse 1:
G G7
I'm sending out a call to arms
C D
From the cities to the farms
G G7
To the sounding of alarms
C D
With all the bells and whistles
G G7
Took my prize, hung my plaque
C D
Pat our big collective back
G G7
And then got drunk on Cracker Jack
C D
And emailed my epistle
Chorus 1:
Em G
Well, I must be the lucky one
C G D
The luckiest in luckydom
Em G
Who reached the moon but wound up numb
Cm
Now that I've had my fun
C D G
Here comes the millennium
Verse 2:
G G7
Knowing love every day
C D
My baby wants to be that way
G G7
But I can't bring myself to say
C D
How I can't hope for cryin'
G G7
Things got bad, things got worse
C D
I got loaded in a hearse
G G7
And all I needed was a nurse
C D
Believe me, I'm not lyin'
Repeat Chorus 1
Instrumental:
G G7 C D Em G C D
Chorus 2:
Em G
Well, I must be the lucky one
C G D
The luckiest in luckydom
Em G
Who reached the moon but wound up numb
Em G
Well, I must be the lucky one
C G D
The luckiest in luckydom
Em G
Who reached the moon but wound up numb
Cm
Let's call this party done
C D G
Here comes the millennium
Repeat Em G C G to End
Such a lucky one, such a lucky one
Such a lucky one, such a lucky one
Such a lucky one, such a lucky one
Artist Michael Penn
Verse 1:
G G7
I'm sending out a call to arms
C D
From the cities to the farms
G G7
To the sounding of alarms
C D
With all the bells and whistles
G G7
Took my prize, hung my plaque
C D
Pat our big collective back
G G7
And then got drunk on Cracker Jack
C D
And emailed my epistle
Chorus 1:
Em G
Well, I must be the lucky one
C G D
The luckiest in luckydom
Em G
Who reached the moon but wound up numb
Cm
Now that I've had my fun
C D G
Here comes the millennium
Verse 2:
G G7
Knowing love every day
C D
My baby wants to be that way
G G7
But I can't bring myself to say
C D
How I can't hope for cryin'
G G7
Things got bad, things got worse
C D
I got loaded in a hearse
G G7
And all I needed was a nurse
C D
Believe me, I'm not lyin'
Repeat Chorus 1
Instrumental:
G G7 C D Em G C D
Chorus 2:
Em G
Well, I must be the lucky one
C G D
The luckiest in luckydom
Em G
Who reached the moon but wound up numb
Em G
Well, I must be the lucky one
C G D
The luckiest in luckydom
Em G
Who reached the moon but wound up numb
Cm
Let's call this party done
C D G
Here comes the millennium
Repeat Em G C G to End
Such a lucky one, such a lucky one
Such a lucky one, such a lucky one
Such a lucky one, such a lucky one
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