Old and Lonesome
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Old and Lonesome
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Old and lonesome
I don't even have no place to go
Old and lonesome baby
I don't even have no place to go
While you got me so old and lonesome
I got the feeling you don't want me no more
Well I was just a young man baby
I had 'em lining up outside my door
Yeah, well I was a young man
Lord, everybody lined up outside my door
Now I spent most of my time waiting
In line for things that ain't worth waiting for
One day baby
You're gonna find somebody new
I said one day
You're gonna probably find somebody new
Yeah but my sweets is real easy for someone
Could it be somebody like you
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