Everybody Loves A Winner
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Everybody Loves A Winner
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Once I had fame, oh but I was full of pride.
There were a lot of friends always by my side.
But my fame oh it died and my friends began to hide
Everybody loves a winner but when you lose you lose alone.
Everywhere I turn there was hello and
a smile I never thought that it would be gone after awhile
but my bank roll oh it down and
the smiles they turned to frowns.
Everybody loves a winner but when you lose you lose alone
Once I had love.
Oh but it wouldn't be true to get back
that love there ain't nothing
I wouldn't do but I've loved and
I lost and now I paid the cost
everybody loves a winner but
when you lose you lose alone
everybody loves a winner but
when you lose you lose alone.
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