Lucky Me Outro / Monologue 4 (feat. ALEX)

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Luke Jenison

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I know you don't think I'll make it
When I do tho you'll be celebratin'

(Voila)
Aye lucky me, lucky me
(Voila)
Aye lucky me, lucky me

You don't know me, don't be mistaken
If I fall now, I can take it

(Voila)
Aye lucky me, lucky me
(Voila)
Aye lucky me, lucky me

Ok I'm back at the podium
Start to rap at symposiums
Bet it goes over heads, Napoleon 
Strong as kryptonians, ever since Nickelodeon
Wipe the floor with my haters, I'm such an awful custodian, look
You can catch me at the local Chili's Bar & Grill (aye)
My flow been dirty since the BP oil spill (aye)
I kill the king and break the crown like Jack and Jill
Real Gs move in silence like a drug deal
I need a beautiful girl like I was Sean Kingston
I'll be the first rapper ever to blow up off of LinkedIn
I bring it together like Abe Lincoln
I'm way better than you were thinkin', believe it
Me and Hip-Hop go together like OJ and knives
You and Hip-Hop go together like OJ and wives
Like I'm graphing some data I put it all on the line
Cause I'm not holding nothing back in case this is the last time

I know you don't think I'll make it
When I do tho you'll be celebratin'

(Voila)
Aye lucky me, lucky me
(Voila)
Aye lucky me, lucky me

You don't know me, don't be mistaken
If I fall now, I can take it

(Voila)
Aye lucky me, lucky me
(Voila)
Aye lucky me, lucky me

This is the part where I brag about how I'm good at rappin'
About how I'm so depressed and you all let it happen
But when I work I don't feel it like it's muscle relaxant
So I focus on getting people in my bandwagon
Let me guess you thought the mixtape was way too long
Bet you skipped all the sad songs and monologues
You ain't got no patience at all
But every time your mom plays it she can't help but sing along
Your Mother's Favorite has been popping for a while bro
Looking like Thanos the way that I'm collecting milestones
I rise above 'em no wonder I took the higher road
I ain't even mad at women who gave me the dial tone
Cause now a homie is in the zone (and you gotta love it)
Your mother knows my lyrics and quotes (but for you she doesn't)
I'm getting close to giving up hope (I'm still working, runnin')
Won't be in between I'll either be something or nothing

I know you don't think I'll make it
When I do tho you'll be celebratin'

(Voila)
Aye lucky me, lucky me
(Voila)
Aye lucky me, lucky me

You don't know me, don't be mistaken
If I fall now, I can take it

(Voila)
Aye lucky me, lucky me
(Voila)
Aye lucky me, lucky me

Voila
Voila

Well, it is my turn to monologue
Lucky me
Ya know, these things like monologues usually end up
As the tracks with the least amount of plays
And mine is the 2nd part of the outro
So this will definitely be the track with the least amount of plays
Lucky me
Here's a story
There was once a boy who was born with a leak
All the happiness and good things in his life would spill out of him
No matter how hard he tried to stop it
The people who loved him tried to fill him up
But everything would always spill out
And they poured themselves into him again and again
Until all of them were empty too
And everything they had given him was spilled out on the floor
Lucky me
This is usually the part of the project where the artist says all their thank-you's
To everyone who worked on this project
You know who you are
And you did an amazing job
Who I really need to thank are my parents
You've put so much into me unconditionally
On my good and bad days trying to fill me up
I promise I won't let what you've given me spill out
Thank you
Ya know
I've been trying to express my "true" self through all these projects I've worked on
Attempting to tell my story through music, film, whatever other medium I may dabble in
But it never quite comes out right
Now I'm not sure it's even possible
Here's a story
A young artist decides to quit music 
But not before making one more project
His first and last album
While working on the project he re-discovers his love for song-writing
And is encouraged to continue making music with his new attitude and vison
But the album he releases turn out mediocre
Lucky me
Soon after he realizes the type of artist he wants to be
And begins working on a new project
A year later he releases an EP consisting of the best work he's ever done
But only a handful of people give him the time to listen to his efforts
Lucky me
The artist then embarks on his most ambitious project yet
A mixtape
Fully encapsulating his thoughts, feelings, and who he truly is
Pouring every ounce of energy he has into it
But at the same time accepts a corporate job and sidelines all of his dreams and passions
For the foreseeable future
Lucky me
So why do I feel this way?
I was given everything
A good family, friends, countless opportunities and advantages
I should have no reason to complain
So is it Lucky Me? Or is it "Lucky Me"?
And if you don't know the difference between them 
I recommend listening to this mixtape again until you do
Because I was given everything
Except for the one thing that would make it worth anything

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