Lonely Weekends
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Lonely Weekends
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Well I make it alright (well I make it alright)
From Monday morning till Friday night but oh those lonely weekends
Since you left me (since you left me)
I'm as lonely as can be oh those lonely weekends
Said you'd be good to me said our love would never die
Said you'd be good to me but baby you didn't even try
Well I make it alright (well I make it alright)
From Monday morning till Friday night but oh those lonely weekends
[ guitar + steel ]
Said you'd be good to me...
Oh those lonely weekends oh those lonely weekends
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