Heart Broken Man
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Heart Broken Man
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The lights of the city are magic tonight
But I don't remember how it feels
Ain't no use in crying, cause she ain't coming back
I know I'm denying the truth
There ain't no help for a Heartbroken Man
Three in the morning is a long lonely time
When sleep's like a stranger at your door
Somewhere she's happy, I hope that's true
Better one person crying than two
There ain't no help for a Heartbroken Man
A Heartbroken Man
A Heartbroken Man
You don't understand
There ain't no help for a Heartbroken Man
Sometimes it's better and sometimes it's worse
But most times it's like I just don't care
Cause a man doesn't feel it,
He just holds up his head
And acts like he's fine but deep inside
There ain't no help for a Heartbroken Man
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