Song parody of
No Luck Kids
by Jordan Miller
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We were two no-luck kids on the boardwalk
Just watching the crowds by us
No where to go, we'd just sit there and talk
For miles and miles and miles
Then you said to me "If I jumped would you jump
Into those crashing waves?"
I paused and I thought, coulda sworn I was stumped
But from my mouth leapt a simple "Okay"
Okay
We were never the ones to be a part of the crowd
I liked to stay up all night
You liked the TV turned up way too loud
Or to listen to the neighbors fight
Then you said to me "If I ran would you run
With me far, far away?"
I struggled to find where the question came from
But from my mouth shot a simple "Okay"
Okay
We were two no luck kids on the boardwalk
With nothing better to do
Than to sit and to stare and to aimlessly talk
Til we catch that rising moon
Then you said to me "We can make the break now
And forever be gone from this day-on"
I paused in reply as I wasn't sure how
But from my mouth slipped a simple "Okay"
We were two no-luck kids on the boardwalk
Just watching the crowds by us
No where to go, we'd just sit there and talk
For miles and miles and miles
Then you said to me "If I jumped would you jump
Into those crashing waves?"
I paused and I thought, coulda sworn I was stumped
But from my mouth leapt a simple "Okay"
Okay
We were never the ones to be a part of the crowd
I liked to stay up all night
You liked the TV turned up way too loud
Or to listen to the neighbors fight
Then you said to me "If I ran would you run
With me far, far away?"
I struggled to find where the question came from
But from my mouth shot a simple "Okay"
Okay
We were two no luck kids on the boardwalk
With nothing better to do
Than to sit and to stare and to aimlessly talk
Til we catch that rising moon
Then you said to me "We can make the break now
And forever be gone from this day-on"
I paused in reply as I wasn't sure how
But from my mouth slipped a simple "Okay"
