Loneliness (Tape Version)
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Loneliness (Tape Version)
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White truck parked
On a one way street
Outside the house
With the cherry tree
Three cruisers
Stand on the lawn
Shouting come out
With their guns drawn
But we both know they won't
Loneliness
Loneliness can make somebody go crazy
Sorrow boy
I saw you on the train
With your head in your hands
I've felt the same
With your tired eyes
You looked just like me
And your hollow cheeks
You look like a dream that I forgot
I've felt that pain before
When my phone wouldn't ring
And I needed it to
It's the only thing
Loneliness
Loneliness can make you go crazy
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