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Artist: Johnny Cash
Canonical path: /johnny-cash/always-alone
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Always Alone
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Always Alone
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Always alone alone and blue I've got no one to tell my troubles to
No one to care to call my own it seems that I must always be alone
The day you left you broke my heart I need you so but we're so far apart
You didn't care I should have known that you would go and leave me all alone
[ guitar ]
There is no one to take your place each night in dreams I see your smiling face
Then I awake and find you gone I know that I must always be alone
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