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Artist: Jerry Dyke
Canonical path: /jerry-dyke/come-in-mr-lonely
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Come In Mr Lonely
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Come In Mr Lonely
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Come on in
Sit right down, Mr Lonely
You're too late
Miss Heartache has gone
Mr Sadness will move in tomorrow
I don't know, but I guess he'll stay on
Since you always drop 'em by to stay a while
And I can't even offer you a smile
Did Miss Heartache tell you she was leaving today
Or was it you who planned things this way?
No offense, but you know I'm still looking
For another to take the place of you
But till then, come on in, Mr Lonely
For the moment, I guess you're welcome too
For the moment, I guess you're welcome too
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