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Artist: Brenda Lee
Canonical path: /brenda-lee/it-s-a-lonesome-old-town
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It's A Lonesome Old Town
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It's A Lonesome Old Town
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It's a lonesome old town when you're not around
I'm lonely, as I, as I can be
I never knew, never knew how much I'd miss you
But now I can plainly see
It's a lonesome old town when you're not around
How I wish you'd come back to me
I never knew, no I never knew how much
I'd miss you, ah but now I can plainly see
Oh it's a lonesome old town when you're not around
How I wish you'd come back to me
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