Lonesome Blues
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Lonesome Blues
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Another lifetime lived in a long night
I'm watching the sunrise before i lay down to sleep
Linin' at parties, watching my twenties hittin' my thirties and letting it go
Chorus:
But that's all i've been livin' for
When there's nothing left to lose anymore
If there's a door, I'll go through and walk right into my lonesome blues
Running my friends off
I cheat and i get caught
They tell me that i'm lost but i don't care anymore
I'm having a free mind
Living a free life
Knowing that my flight is gonna crash and burn
Chorus
Writing my stories on my worst mornings
Pulling my heart strings to help me find myself
Living with my past
Smokin' up my grass and having a good laugh just to lose myself.
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Shooter Jennings performs "Lonesome Blues", and this lyric page sits inside the Shooter Jennings catalog on LyroVerse.
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