Just Call Me Lonesome
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Just Call Me Lonesome
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Why must I love the heartless one who'll never know the harm he's done
Though love is blind I should have known just call me lonesome from now on
I climb the stairs up to my room but no one meets me in the gloom
The silence tells me he is gone just call me lonesome from now on
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These walls will hide me when I cry and hope that heaven lets me die
What good is life when hope is gone just call me lonesome from now on
I pray my memories at last will fade into the distant past
If I must live and love alone just call me lonesome from now on
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Jean Shepard performs "Just Call Me Lonesome", and this lyric page sits inside the Jean Shepard catalog on LyroVerse.
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