I'm Not That Lonely Yet
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I'm Not That Lonely Yet
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I don't mind to give you
A slow dance or two
I'm sorry I'm not at my best
I know you can see I'm incredibly blue
But I'm not that lonely yet
I'll look in your eyes
While you're dancin with me
And try to fullfill your requests
But don't ask for favors
When it's time to leave
Cuz I'm not that lonely yet
Now don't you want me
I've heard that before
The words weight like stones in my hand
There may come a time when
I'll think of it more
But I'm not that lonely yet
It's to be dancin to waltzes again
And maybe it helps to forget
You've opened a door
But I'm not waltzing in
Cuz I'm not that lonely yet
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Reba McEntire performs "I'm Not That Lonely Yet", and this lyric page sits inside the Reba McEntire catalog on LyroVerse.
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