There Goes A Man
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There Goes A Man
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There goes a man who gave his heart to someone and I feel sorry for him
For that someone just gave her heart to me
Now he's the loser and it hurts so much to lose and I feel sorry for him
Cause the loser I know could have been me
Oh how he loved her I'm sure he must have loved her almost as much as me
But fate has frowned on him then turned around and smiled on me
There goes a man who gave his heart to someone and I feel sorry for him
For that someone just gave her heart to me
If things were different and if he had won her love instead of me
I wonder if he'd find the time to offer sympathy
There goes a man who gave his heart to someone and I feel sorry
For him cause that someone just gave her heart to me
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Willie Nelson performs "There Goes A Man", and this lyric page sits inside the Willie Nelson catalog on LyroVerse.
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