Am7       A7   D6      Am7      A7     D6
They call you lady luck, but there is room for doubt; 
    G     Fdim  D      F#7     B7    E7  Em7   A7
At times you have a very un-lady-like way of running out. 
     Am7   A7     D6        Am7      A7     D6
You're on a date with me, and the pickin's have been lush, 
  G    Fdim      D     F#7      B7       E7 Em7   A7
And yet before the evening is over, you might give me the brush. 
  D      A7      F#m      D      F#m    B7
You might forget your manners, you might refuse to stay, 
  G      B7     E7     A7   D
And so the best that I can do is pray. 
 
 D     Am7      D   Am7       D      Am7      D   Am7
Luck, be lady tonight;       luck, be lady tonight. 
 D           D/C      G/B     A7   A
Luck, if you've ever been a lady to begin with, 
 D      Am7     D
Luck be a lady tonight. 
  
D         Am7     D Am7      D      Am7      D  Am7
Luck, let a gentleman see   just how nice a dame you can be. 
 D             D/C        G/B        A7  A
I know the way you've treated other guys you've been with -- 
 D      Am7     D
Luck be a lady with me. 
  
  Em7       A7       D   B7          Em7    A7         D
A lady never leaves her escort;   it isn't fair, it isn't nice. 
  Am     Am7    D9 A7   G       A7
A lady doesn't wander all o - ver the room 
 Em7     A7      Em7      A7
And then blow on some other guys dice. 
 
     D      Am7       D  Am7     D     Am7        D  Am7
Let's keep this party polite;    never get out of my sight. 
 D          D/C        G/B          A7   A
Stick with me, baby, I'm the guy that you came in with -- 
 D    Am7      D
Luck be lady tonight. 
 
  Em7       A7         D    B7
A lady never flirts with strangers;  
         Em7  A7         D
She'd have a heart,  she'd be nice. 
  Am     Am7    D9  A7    G     A7
A lady doesn't wander all o - ver the room 
 Em7     A7      Em7      A7
And then blow on some other guys dice.