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Artist: Randy Newman
Canonical path: /randy-newman/poor-me
Related lyric paths: 6
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Poor Me
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Poor Me
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Woke up this mornin'
feeling low
where my love one used to live
she ain't there no more.
Poor me, why such bad luck fall on me?
Poor me, I'm livin' in misery
What I gonna do?
Hard to tell
Lord, I'm not going to kill myself
but I might as well
Poor me, I'm so lonely can't you see?
Poor me, I'm livin' in misery.
All I do
the whole day long
fall down on my knees and pray
you'll come back home.
Poor me, why such bad luck fall on me?
Poor me, I'm livin' in misery.
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Randy Newman performs "Poor Me", and this lyric page sits inside the Randy Newman catalog on LyroVerse.
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