Lonely Streak [ With Deborah Allen ]
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Lonely Streak [ With Deborah Allen ]
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I've got this lonely streak running through my veins
And it's wrapped around my heart like a ball and chain
Well i've got my dreams i'm gonna find some day
If this lonely streak ever goes away
I keep waitin' for my luck to change trying to outrun the rain
But no matter what road i take the destination is still the same
Each time i turn to someone new my mind turns back to you
And i wonder how long i'll be this blue
I've got this lonely streak..
[ guitar ]
I keep waitin' for my luck to change...
I've got this lonely streak..
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