Lucky
A & G Lyrics

Hearts, Stars And Silver Horseshoes Green Clovers And all the Blue Moons Golden Pots And Golden Rainbows The Red Balloons Lucky to have you
The songwriter uses imagery from the popular breakfast cereal, Lucky Charms, to express their gratitude for having a special someone in their life. They feel lucky like the leprechaun on the cereal box who hunts for these colorful charms, as well as lucky like the person who gets to eat them in the morning. Each charm represents the different types of happiness that their partner brings, including love, hope, good fortune, and excitement. The presence of their partner is like a bowl of Lucky Charms, bringing all of these positive energies together.

Lucky Charms Lucky Charms Want you in my arms When you’re not around I don’t feel the spark When it rains outside It gets really dark They say hey lucky boy Do you make good art? I guess that’s a start Most these people round here They don’t care bout ours Think bout the pot of gold On and off I’m a leprechaun
The songwriter elaborates on the metaphor of Lucky Charms to describe their yearning for their partner's physical presence. They are reminded of how much their lover means to them and how much they need them in their lives when they are apart. Without their partner, the world around them loses its color and turns gloomy, like the rainy day mentioned in the lyrics. The songwriter also touches upon the idea that creative expression is a form of art and how it can bring fulfillment and attention from others. However, they recognize that many people in their community may not appreciate their artistic endeavors or understand the value of their relationship. The last line relates back to the charm of the leprechaun, indicating that the songwriter's moods and role in life may be unpredictable, but their love for their partner is constant.