Lonesome Cities
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Lonesome Cities
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There's a few more lonesome cities
That I'd like to see
While the wine of wondering
Is still inside of me
There's a few more pretty women
That I'd like to know
Bridge or two I'd like to cross
A few more oats to sow
Maybe when I've done it all
Seen all there is to see, I'll find out
I still cannot run away from me
But as long as trains keep running
Restless man I'll be
And there's a few more lonesome cities
That I've yet to see
Maybe when I've done it all
Seen all there is to see, I'll find out
I still cannot run away from me
But as long as trains keep running
Restless man I'll be
And there's a few more lonesome cities
That I've yet to see
One or two more lonesome cities
That I've yet to see
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Aaron Freeman performs "Lonesome Cities", and this lyric page sits inside the Aaron Freeman catalog on LyroVerse.
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