Lonely
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Lonely
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When I wake up in the morning
with the sun above my head
I pull the blinds down slowly
The room seems almost dead
And I'm lonely, and I'm on my own again
Yes, I'm lonely, and I'm on my own again
I get up quickly,
like a flash of light
I put my clothes on,
neat and right
I work all day,
I work at night
When do I find out
what I'm doing right?
And I'm lonely, and I'm on my own again
Yes, I'm lonely, and I'm on my own again
The time has come
when I need to change
I don't know what to do
I'm really restless
My nerves are breaking
The lying feeling's coming through
And I'm lonely, and I'm on my own again
Yes, I'm lonely, and I'm on my own again
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Julian Lennon performs "Lonely", and this lyric page sits inside the Julian Lennon catalog on LyroVerse.
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