Lonesome Reverie
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Lonesome Reverie
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Raindrops are falling on the citys
Glitter heart
Everywhere
There are lovers
Like we once used to be
Each turn I take reminds me of how we're now apart
And I'm lost in a lonesome reverie
Over there is where we found that little park
On the day you decided
To say that you loved me
I mean to drive on by
But as I'm parking up
I get into a lonesome reverie
I don't want to live this way
Clinging on to yesterday
And a memory of what once used to be
So I turn for home torn reluctantly
From a lonesome reverie
[Instrumental]
I dont want to live this way
Clinging on to yesterday
And a memory of what once used to be
So I turn for home torn reluctantly
From a lonesome reverie
I am lost in a lonesome reverie
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Nick Lowe performs "Lonesome Reverie", and this lyric page sits inside the Nick Lowe catalog on LyroVerse.
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