Whole Lot Of Lonesome Ago
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Whole Lot Of Lonesome Ago
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There were arms that held me when each day was done
There were lips that kissed me when there was the sun
A whole lot of lonesome ago a whole lot of lonesome ago
And there was someone who gave me a reason to care
There were so many sweet things that I loved somewhere
A whole lot of lonesome ago a whole lot of lonesome ago
Oh what I'd give for one tender moment of the love that once was mine
Oh how I long for the love that I lived for once upon a time
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And there was someone beside me a hand holding mine
There were sweet dreams to guide me oh there was a time
A whole lot of lonesome ago a whole lot of lonesome ago ago
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