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Artist: Isobel Campbell
Canonical path: /isobel-campbell/all-alone
Related lyric paths: 6
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All Alone
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All Alone
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Where's the love that's made to fill my heart
Where's the one from whom I'll never part
First they hurt me, then desert me
I'm left alone, all alone
There's no house that I can call my home
There's no place from which I'll never roam
Town or city, it's a pity
I'm left alone, all alone
Seek and find they always say
But up to now it's not that way
Maybe fate has let him pass me by
Or perhaps we'll meet before I die
Hearts will open, but until then
I'm left alone, all alone
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Isobel Campbell performs "All Alone", and this lyric page sits inside the Isobel Campbell catalog on LyroVerse.
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