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Artist: Carl Belew
Canonical path: /carl-belew/i-let-her-get-lonely
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I Let Her Get Lonely
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I Let Her Get Lonely
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She'd still be here with me oh yes it's plain to see
There's no bigger fool than me I let her get lonely
Her love belongs to him I'd take her back again
It's plain to see why she left me I let her get lonely
I hope someday she sees if his love fails to show
There's bigger fools to make mistakes like I did long ago
It's too late now to show how much I love her so
Oh foolish me I couldn't see I let her get lonely
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Carl Belew performs "I Let Her Get Lonely", and this lyric page sits inside the Carl Belew catalog on LyroVerse.
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