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1. Wrote For Luck is the online platform for digital content specialist Ben Gilbert. An NCTJ-trained journalist with experience at the frontline of web media stretching across two decades, Ben is an editor, copywriter, content manager, producer and educator.

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2. Wrote for Luck, by D.J. Taylor, is a collection of fifteen contemporary short stories. I am a fan of the short story form. With so few words available to tell a tale each must earn its place. I lost count of the number of times I had to set this book down in order to absorb a phrase or appreciate the imagery that the author had conjured up/5.

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3. Wrote For Luck Lyrics: I wrote for luck, they sent me you / I sent for juice, you give me poison / I hold the line, you form the queue / Try anything hard, is there anything else you can do.

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4. Wrote for Luck Lyrics: I wrote for luck / They sent me you / I sent for juice / They sent me poison / I hold the line / You form a queue / Try nothing hard / There's nothing else you can do / .

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5. Feb 23,  · referencing Wrote For Luck, 12", FAC If you like Happy Mondays in any form you'll probably like this. Its A classics Mondays Track In All Shape And Form Comming From The Late 80's Madchester Groupe, They were pioneers with the likes of Remixe's From The Likes Clark, and Oakenfold, One Of the finest moments of raucous Mancunian combo Happy /5().

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6. Lyrics submitted by riviera, edited by shitbag "Wrote for Luck" as written by Mark Philip Day Gary Kenneth Whelan Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, Warner Chappell Music, Inc. Lyrics powered by LyricFind.

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7. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Wrote For Luck on Discogs. Label: Factory - FAC /7 • Format: Vinyl 7 Happy Mondays - Wrote For Luck (, Vinyl) | /5(16).

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8. Wrote For Luck: The Rise And Fall Of Happy Mondays. Shaun Ryder reflects Shaun Ryder has always had a habit of getting right to the matter, of putting his finger on exactly what needed to be said. “I don’t read, I just guess,” he once sang, but in truth the Happy Mondays frontman has grown to absorb the limits of his experiences, matching gleeful nostalgia to unvarnished truth.

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