The Q versions of Irving Berlin songs, continues.

I've looked 'round for a
lucky charm, of the popular kind
That would keep me away from harm,
they're not easy to find

A four leaf clover and rabbit's feet
lucky as they may be
May help others, but I repeat,
they have never helped me

The rabbit's foot that I found one day
Was on a rabbit that ran away
Ooh, ooh, what'll I do?
How can I change my luck?

The four leaf clover I stooped to pick
Was poison ivy and made me sick
Ooh, ooh, what'll I do?
How can I change my luck?

I hung a horseshoe right over my bed
Down came the horseshoe, on top of my head
The lucky star that I long to see
Is shining somewhere, but not for me
Ooh, ooh, what'll I do?
How can I change my luck?

How can I change my luck?

Ooh, ooh, what'll I do?
How can I change my luck?

Ooh, ooh, what'll I do?
How can I change my
How can I change my..

I hung a horseshoe right over my bed
Down came the horseshoe on top of my head
The lucky gold piece the one I had, I tried to spend it
but it was bad.

Ooh, ooh, what'll I do?
How can I change my luck?

Don't go under that ladder
How can I change my luck?

Don't go breaking that mirror
How can I change my luck?

Not that I'm superstitious
But I'll take one lucky penny
a rabbit's foot, three four-leaf clovers
and a, oh! a lucky horseshoe
And I'll pay by credit card

What'd you mean, it's expired?
Aw, come on buddy, give me a break
I'm not a very lucky guy here.

Aw, gee whiz...