Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Marvin Gaye
Canonical path: /marvin-gaye/me-and-my-lonely-room
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Me And My Lonely Room
Read Me And My Lonely Room lyrics by Marvin Gaye on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Me And My Lonely Room
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Me and my lonely room
Snaping my fingers ,paceing the floor
I sulk in my lonely room as i lay my weary head
Down then in comes youre vison youre viosn once
Again i cry in my pillow baby
Paceing the floor no were to go as i stroll through the streets
Dragging my weary head down then in comes you're vison youre vision once
Again
Then he goes boo hoo
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