Women Get Lonely
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Women Get Lonely
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Women get lonely when they are only
Waiting to share the night
Wanting to share their lives
Make-believe lovers can't warm the covers
Needing a game to play
& dreaming their nights away
Maybe tomorrow, he'll come along
& take you into his arms, where you belong
'Cause women get lonely when they are only
Waiting to share the night
Wanting to share their lives
Women get lonely
(instrumental)
Maybe tomorrow, he'll come along
& take you into his arms, where you belong
'Cause women get lonely when they are only
Waiting to share the night
Wanting to share their lives
(repeat title & fade)
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