Love's Dead End
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Love's Dead End
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I walked into this lonely town met an old friend of mine
I told him I came here to try and get you off my mind
If you don't change the way you do soon you'll run out of friends
Then you'll be lonely just like me down at love's dead end
I asked a man who seemed to know his way around the town
If he knew where I could go to let my mem'ries drown
He said I know of just a place I'll take you there my friend
It's down along no farther from they call it Love's Dead End
We walk down Heartbreak Avenue pass the point of no return
The farther down the street you go the more your heart will yearn
Go fast to place where the lights are low they call Regretful Inn
Fifty teardrops to the right and you're at Love's Dead End
[ piano ]
We walk down Heartbreak Avenue...
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