Page type: lyric reference
Artist: The Everly Brothers
Canonical path: /everly-brothers-the/too-blue
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Too Blue
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Too Blue
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Since I’ve been out on my own
I’m drinking too much wine
And I haven’t seen your sunshine smile
In such a long, long time
So I sat here alone
With my half-filled glass
Knowing that the wine
Will make the memories pass
I know what I should do
I should find somebody new
But like your eyes
I’m too blue
Sorry was a word I’d heard
But I would never use
For love was just a game I played
And thought I’d never lose
Now that it’s said and done
And you’ve gone away
Though my life goes on
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