More Than Enough (Suite)

from ...goes elsewhere by Lucky Luxury

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Forfeit chance Of happenstance A life at a first or second Passing glance 'Cuz something from nothing Is more than enough Pay no mind When the stars align It's entropy With an axe to grind And something from nothing Is more than enough If you can Make the meaning matter (...matter of fact) Make the moment masterful Eyes wide open And here's to hoping For a string to pull and a life fulfilled A willful test To lay fate to rest With no distinction Of who wore it best 'Cuz no one said everything Is ever enough It's so quaint This culture of complaint So moved to tears By its Patron Saints And no one said reason Is reason enough It's a subtle kind of Sanity When the fates collide Break a sweat for The humanity Of another dispute On where the heart resides It's all in the game To play the cold refrain A whisper of fear But it's all in vain And something from nothing Is more than enough The toll it takes For such a fair mistake The dice that roll When empty patterns break And something is everything And that's more than enough

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from ...goes elsewhere, released December 12, 2021

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Lucky Luxury Kansas City, Missouri

A veteran of the US ska scene, L.L. served as the guitarist for the highly regarded instrumental ska/reggae group The Secondhands, and its vocal off-shoot that came in the form of Brent Berry & The Roots Crew, later providing guitar work for The Shop, another 60's ska and reggae group that in typical ‘show band’ fashion focused on the choicest cuts from Jamaican producers of vintage stature. ... more