You're a Lucky Fellow, Mr. Smith

Now, see here, Mr. Smith

Or whatever your name may be

You seem like a pretty nice guy

So I'd like you to listen to me

I don't want to butt into your business, but

I've heard you complain a lot

About all the bad luck you've had

And the good luck that others have got

I'd say you're a little mistaken

You've had plenty of luck, my friend

I think you should open your eyes

And discover your country again

Hey, you're a lucky fellow, Mr. Smith (Mr. Smith)

To be able to live as you do (Do, do)

And to have that swell Ms. Liberty gal

Carryin' the torch for you

You're a lucky fellow, Mr. Smith

Look around you if you want to brag

You should thank your lucky stars, and I mean

Thank all fifty in your flag

And you've really got a family tree

With Washington, Jefferson, Lincoln, and Lee

You're lucky to have ancestors like that

Don't you know you were born with a feather in your hat?

You're a very, very wealthy gent

I don't care if you haven't a cent

You can still have things your own way

On each election day

If some poor suckers could choose, they'd like to be in your shoes

That proves that your good fortune's no myth

You're a lucky fellow, Mr. Smith

You are a lucky fellow, Mr. Smith (Mr. Smith)

To be able to swing like you do (Do, do)

And to have that swell Ms. Liberty gal

Carryin' the torch for you

You're a lucky fellow, Mr. Smith

Look around you if you want to brag

You should thank your lucky stars, and I mean

There are fifty in your flag

Boy, you're rolling in a lot of wealth

Your speech is free, yessiree, you've got your health

Sure, we've got our health, and tell me, why not?

Take a look at the great constitution that we've got

You're a very, very wealthy gent

I don't care if you haven't a cent

You can still have things your own way

On each election day

You're blushing red, white, and blue, but, buddy, that's alright too

Because those colors look good on you

You're a fortunate fellow (Yes, a fortunate fellow)

And privileged person (Such a privileged person)

You're a lucky fellow, Mr. Smith