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Solitaire

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Solitaire

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There Was a Man

A Lonely Man

Who Would Command

And He's Playing

And Solitaire's the Only Game in Town

And Every Road That Takes Her Takes Him Down

And By Himself It's Easy to Pretend

He'll Never Love Again

And Keeping to Himself He Plays the Game

Without Her Love It Always Ends the Same

While Life Goes On Around Him Everywhere

He's Playing Solitaire

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American Idol performs "Solitaire", and this lyric page sits inside the American Idol catalog on LyroVerse.

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