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The Lucky Meaning Behind Your Favorite Songs

I challenge you to read the lyrics to some of your favorite songs. Are they about what you think they’re about? Find the true meaning! By Briauna James
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Around this time, you might be seeing four leaf clovers and green decorations in just about every store that you visit. It’s time to gear up for St. Patrick’s Day. Since I don’t usually celebrate this holiday, I thought I’d dive into some songs about luck. After all, we’ve all wished for a little good luck from time to time. I was intrigued to find that some of the top songs about luck show that it’s not all rainbows and sunshine. “Lucky” by Britney Spears and “The Lucky One (Taylor’s Version)” by Taylor Swift both talk about rising to stardom and being considered lucky by so many watching their lives from the outside. These songs show the duality of luck, highlighting that when things are seemingly perfect, people can still struggle internally. This is directly mirrored musically, as the songs are lighthearted, upbeat and dance-able, while the lyrics are distinctly more somber and reflective. Songs like these are absolutely fascinating to me because the true meaning can so easily be missed. This month, I challenge you to read the lyrics to some of your favorite songs. Are they about what you think they’re about? Find the true meaning!

Lucky – Britney Spears

The Lucky One (Taylor’s Version) – Taylor Swift

Lucky (feat. Colbie Caillat) – Jason Mraz

Lucky Ones – Lana Del Ray

Lucky in Love – Mick Jagger

With A Little Luck – Paul McCartney

The Luckiest – Ben Folds

Lucky One – Amy Grant

Lucky – Chelsea Cutler and Alexander 23 

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