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Artist: Goldie Hill
Canonical path: /goldie-hill/living-alone
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Living Alone
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Living Alone
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You may be wealthy with more than your share
You may be able to go anywhere
You may have a kingdom and sit on a throne
But you'll still be lonely if you live alone
You may follow the bright lights with a smile on your face
You may travel this whole world and not get any place
A man needs a woman to stick by his side
One who who'll be faithful and much out of his pride
Until you'll find her all the dreams you have known
Will never come true while you live alone
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Until you'll find her...
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Goldie Hill performs "Living Alone", and this lyric page sits inside the Goldie Hill catalog on LyroVerse.
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