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Artist: The Sexy Accident
Canonical path: /the-sexy-accident/lonely-days
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Lonely days
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Lonely days
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you know I love to hear your news
but lately it's been so hard to hear
you're in your bed with some married dude
and I can't find a way to lift you clear
yeah I know it's not the same
but I thought that I could
tame your lonely days
the night I talked you through to sleep
I thought that I could help you keep
from falling further down with him
I guess the slope was just too steep
yeah I know it's not the same
but I thought that I could
tame your lonely days
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