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Artist: Hank Locklin
Canonical path: /hank-locklin/little-bit-lonesome
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Little Bit Lonesome
Read Little Bit Lonesome lyrics by Hank Locklin on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Little Bit Lonesome
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A little bit lonesome a little bit blue all by my ownsome thinkin' of you
Wondering how come you do me this way
What have I done what did I do what did I say
I don't go nowhere afraid you might call just stay in my chair like a little rag dove
A little bit lonesome (lonesome) a little bit blue (so blue)
Oh baby come home your daddy's so low and lonesome for you
[ guitar ]
A little bit lonesome...
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Hank Locklin performs "Little Bit Lonesome", and this lyric page sits inside the Hank Locklin catalog on LyroVerse.
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