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Artist: Mest
Canonical path: /mest/lonely-days
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Lonely Days
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Lonely Days
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When you phone, will you tell me
Or will you try because I'm lonely
I wanna know what's happening
Will you tell me so I won't be
I won't be lonely anymore
(Chorus) Tell me now what I should try
These lonely days will stay and ride
Wanna follow through to something new
Tell me now what should I do
Tell me now what should I do
A little drunk I'm pissin on the street
As I'm walking I'm tripping on my own feet
I start to laugh and then I wonder why
I choose to stare
I'm starin' at, starin' at, starin' at the sky agin
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