Dim Lonely Places
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Dim Lonely Places
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Dim lonely places old familiar faces stand out in my memory
In her eyes the reflection of love and affection a picture of what used to be
I still remember that night in December when she walked right out of my world
And now it's all over it's ending it's over when I want to be with my girl
I go back to those dim lonely places old familiar faces stand out in my memory
In her eyes the reflection of love and affection a picture of what used to be
I still remember that night in December when she walked right out of my world
And now it's all over it's ending it's over When I want to be with my girl
I go back to those dim lonely places old familiar faces stand out in my memory
In her eyes the reflection of love and affection a picture of what used to be
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