Singing Alone
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Singing Alone
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Don't know the time or day but the fact is, I don't care
Ain't worked in a month a Sundays and Monday's never here
This margarita, señorita, was the best thing to pass my lips
Since every day is a weekend, we can always play for tips
But singing alone, well it never really felt too good
Singing alone, it's almost like you never should
But if you stay and dance for me while I hum a little lullaby
Then singing alone, it might just be alright
Don't remember my location, I can hear the waves from here
Put my worries on probation and luckily there ain't no mirror
'Cause I been living large enough and in charge enough for two
And everything is free, so we can charge it to my room, come on now
But singing alone, well it never really felt too good
Singing alone, it's almost like you never should
If you stay and dance for me while I hum a little lullaby
Then singing alone, it might just be alright
But singing alone, well it never really felt too good
Singing alone, it's almost like you never should
But if you stay and dance for me while I hum a little lullaby
Then singing alone, it might just get me by
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