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Lonely

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Amos Zimmerman Canonical path: /amos-zimmerman/lonely Related lyric paths: 6
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Lonely

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Pay attention boy

You could learn a thing or two

Like how to win a war

Or how to sleep in your own shoe

Lonely, life is passing by

Lonely, not afraid to die

If I'm bound to lose

I might as well go out with style

And if I have to choose

It will always be a smile

Lonely, life is passing by

Lonely, not afraid to die

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