Where The Sad People Are
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Where The Sad People Are
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Where the lights are too low and the music's too slow
Where the whisper is loud that's my crowd
They're selling forgetting by the drink at the bar
I'm at home with the lonely where the sad people are
Where the sad ones the mad ones and the bad ones I guess
And I found no way but down away from happiness
In the darkness the heartless just whisper and cry
For you left me no heart and no way to die
(For you left me no heart and no way to die)
Where the lights are too low...
I'm at home with the lonely where the sad people are
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