Going Going Gone
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Going Going Gone
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Just another stranger in a lonesome town
One more lonely night without a home
I can't sleep for looking back on all the wasted years
I've lived a life that's going going gone
When I was young I gave myself to the reckless life
Met trouble along the way at every turn
Always searching for some peace to feed my restless soul
Never cared 'bout the bridges I always burn
The fields of discontent have never let me down
And the mirror tells a story all its own
There's just one thing that I know about tomorrow
When it's all said and done I'll be alone
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Marty Stuart performs "Going Going Gone", and this lyric page sits inside the Marty Stuart catalog on LyroVerse.
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