Wheels of Fortune

JEFF SKUNK BAXTER, JOHN THOMAS HARTMAN, PAT SIMMONS, PATRICK SIMMONS

Caught up in wheels of fortune while you've been asleep
Come on, give it up, you got what's comin' to you
No use for you to struggle, now you're in too deep
It's gonna be a long, long time before it's through

Changin' wheels of fortune
Drivin' us on and on
Winnin', sometimes losin'
As soon as it's here it's gone

I'm so tired of losin'
But I still play the game
And I know there's no reason
Still I go on searchin' just the same

Well, I've kicked around your city
Seen your vanity
Mister Society, can you hear me
You get your satisfaction and you cover all the action
But your loaded dice won't help you in the end

Changin' wheels of fortune
Drivin' us on and on
Winnin', sometimes losin'
As soon as it's here it's gone

I'm so tired of losin'
But I still play the game
And I know there's no reason
Still I go on searchin' just the same

Trivia about the song Wheels of Fortune by The Doobie Brothers

On which albums was the song “Wheels of Fortune” released by The Doobie Brothers?
The Doobie Brothers released the song on the albums “Takin'it to the Streets” in 1976, “Takin’ It to the Streets” in 1976, and “The Very Best of the Doobie Brothers” in 2007.
Who composed the song “Wheels of Fortune” by The Doobie Brothers?
The song “Wheels of Fortune” by The Doobie Brothers was composed by JEFF SKUNK BAXTER, JOHN THOMAS HARTMAN, PAT SIMMONS, PATRICK SIMMONS.

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