It's Too Much Like Lonesome
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It's Too Much Like Lonesome
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My mailbox still stands but I don't need it
On my desk I got the silent phone
Nighttime has grown to forty hours
It's too much like lonesome since you're gone
The sidewalk still leads right up to my house
Every night I leave the porch light on
My doorbell still works but you don't use it
It's too much like lonesome since you're gone
It's not much fun to love someone like you
And to spend long all hours all alone
I wish I could laugh it off but I can't do that
It's too much like lonesome since you're gone
[ steel ]
It's not much fun to love someone...
It's just too much like lonesome since you're gone
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Wynn Stewart performs "It's Too Much Like Lonesome", and this lyric page sits inside the Wynn Stewart catalog on LyroVerse.
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