We're All In This Thing Alone
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We're All In This Thing Alone
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Hey there) you know she left me (hey there) I've been crying
In a boat on a plane in a train in a house by the phone
(Hey there) we're all in this thing alone
You can't smile for me I can't cry for you
We can't be alone together that makes two
Like trees that fall in forest no one hears
Crying done alone don't call for tears
(Hey there) you know she left me...
[ ac.guitar ]
Ain't it strange how we think money knows when Friday comes
Calls don't know bout Sunday and our heartaches twice as done
It hurts although it's killed you thorugh and through
My eyes all red from tears aren't really blue
(Hey there) you know she left me...
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