Two Lonely People
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Two Lonely People
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Darlin' where did all the time go it's two a.m. again
It's time to leave each other's arms and the lyin' to begin
The love would fill you and me with them we'll never find
We're just two lonely people in a loving frame of mind
We're just two lonely people that need the love we found
I'm not man enough to let you go but I just can't put her down
Two lonely people the same need the same time
We're just two lonely people in a loving frame of mind
Two lonely people with too much love too late
Too much to lose anyway we choose to ever separate
So we'll pretend we'll love and then love would plan another time
We're just two lonely people in a loving frame of mind
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Two lonely people with too much love too late...
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