Lonesome Town
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Lonesome Town
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I'm staying in the city
In the dim light I feel complete
Though the plaster walls
I've worked long and hard for
Are moving in
You will find me sleeping
Without a single soul around
Someone unwinding
In a lonesome part of town
In my best dress and make-up
To meet the night I can hardly reach the sink
Everything's cock-eyed
To the drunk that I'm turning into
I've turned into
You will find me sleeping
Without a single soul around
Someone unwinding
In a lonesome part of town
I don't want your sympathy
When I go to speak
Stop and listen to me
Don't turn away
From the words of the gray and aging.
You will find me sleeping
Without a single soul around
Someone unwinding
In a lonesome part of town Lonesome town.
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Rebecca Martin performs "Lonesome Town", and this lyric page sits inside the Rebecca Martin catalog on LyroVerse.
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