Lonesome Man
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Lonesome Man
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I'm a lonesome man
no one understands
I walk a lonesome road
I carry one light load
I've hitched the endless line
holding everything thats mine
but I'd own the world you see
if she believed in me
I'd everything that a man could want
I'd be so proud
she's the kind of woman
a man would love to flaunt
but I'm a lonesome man
made my living with my hands
I lost my job you see
and she walked out on me
I'd everything that a man could want
I'd be so proud
she's the kind of woman
a man would love to flaunt
but I'm a lonesome man
no one understands
I'd own the world you see
if she'd believe in me
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Reverend Horton Heat performs "Lonesome Man", and this lyric page sits inside the Reverend Horton Heat catalog on LyroVerse.
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