Come On Home (To This Lonely Heart)
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Come On Home (To This Lonely Heart)
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You used to tell me that you loved me
I used to be number one in your heart
But I am here and you are there
So come on home to this lonely heart
Walking down a country road, just picking up the stones
Thinkin about the days gone by and the people I have known
Memories flowing through my mind, lonely is my heart
I am here and you are there, so many miles apart
Where you used to tell me that you loved me
I used to be number one in your heart
But I am here and you are there
So come on home to this lonely heart
Where you used to tell me that you loved me
I used to be number one in your heart
But I am here and you are there
So come on home to this lonely heart
Yes, you used to tell me that you loved me
I used to be number one in your heart
I am here and you are there
So come on home to this lonely heart
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