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1. Born to lose, I've lived my life in vain Every dream has only brought me pain All my life, I've always been so blue Born to lose, and now I'm losing you Born to lose, it seems so hard to bear How I long to always have you near You've grown tired, and now you say we're thru Born to lose, and now I'm losing you Born to lose, my every hope is gone.
2. Feb 16,  · Directed by Doug Cawker. With Joseph Rye, Francis Fallon, Elyse Ashton, David Goldman. Born to Lose is a shoestring film that takes a pseudo-documentary glipmse into the punk periphery of the Los Angeles music scene and lead singer, Stevie Monroe's odyssey of nihilism/10(7).
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4. Born to lose, I've lived my life in vain Every dream has only brought me pain All my life I've always been so blue Born to lose and now I'm losin' you Born to lose, it seems so hard to bear When I wake and find that you're not there You've grown tired and now you say, we're.
5. "Born to Lose" is a title that refers to much more than gambling. Bill Lee's life has been devoted to attempting to overcome his birthright. Through descriptions of love, loss, obsessions, hard work and many attempts at recovery, Mr. Lee provides a myriad of emotions for the reader to bomtolaworkcalhaynpowupvetasoundblac.xyzinfo by: 2.
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8. Born to Lose "My history of gambling really began before I was born." So opens Bill Lee's self-told story of gambling addiction, which is set in San Francisco's Chinatown and steeped in a culture where it is not unheard of for gamblers to lose their children to a bet/5.
9. (G) Born to lose, I've (C) lived my life in (G) vain, Ev'ry (D) dream has only brought me (G) pain, All my life I've (C) always been so (G) blue, Born to lose, and (D) now I'm losing (G) you, Born to lose, it (C) seems so hard to (G) bear, how I (D) long to always have you (G) near, You've grown tired, and (C) now you say we're (G.