Released in 2001 on the band's first full-length album, Pitchin’ Woo!
Great-uncle Ezra was so cheap, that great-aunt Stella would make him pay for sex so she could buy food for their kids.
"You wanna get lucky tonight? It'll cost ya 50 bucks.."
True story of a woman just trying to survive and thrive in the 1940s.
lyrics
LUCKY TONIGHT
When we first met you told me I was your pin-up girl
You'd wine me and you'd dine me and take me for a whirl
Well we'd drive fast down the highway and look at all the stars
When we got tired of nature, we'd stop at all the bars
You got lucky that night, oh way back when
You got lucky that night, 'cause I had a yen
So I married you at 19, was bored by 21
Lived on steaks and whiskey, and had a little fun
But now the money's run out and you're a horny boy
If you weren't such a cheap bastard I'd let go of my ploy
Hell I'm drunk on gin and juice so I'll tell it like it is
Shake my assets in your face and sing to you like this
If you wanna get lucky tonight, it'll cost ya 50 bucks
If you wanna touch my biscuits, alright, but it'll cost ya 10
If you wanna feel the limber slide of my thighs on your sides
You'll get lucky tonight but I'll tell you when
Go on, girl
You found my racetrack stub and my pack of Lucky Strikes
Caught me in the bathroom with Frank on poker night
Asked me if I loved you -- well, how am I to know
If you'd let go of that wallet, I'd never stop the show
I'm a pistol, yes I know, but you've got to let it go
If you want to touch my biscuits you'd best work the dough
If you wanna get lucky tonight, it'll cost ya 50 bucks
If you wanna touch my biscuits, alright, but it'll cost ya 10
If you wanna feel the limber slide of my thighs on your sides
You'll get lucky tonight but I'll tell you when
Yeah you'll get lucky tonight -- but I'll tell you when
credits
released April 30, 2020
Song by Rebecca Kemberling, BMI
Engineered & Mixed by Billy Horton
Recorded at Avast!
Seattle, WA
Additional recording at Cleopatra Studios
Seattle, WA
Mixed at Fort Horton Studios in Austin, TX
Vocals: Rebecca Kemberling
Upright Bass: Kirsten Ballweg
Rhythm Guitar: Sarah Bratsch
Lead Guitar: Jonathan Stuart
Drums: Lynn Sepeda
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