Tonart: A major
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Black bass and a white light
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Now she trips out on her cocaine
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cause there's nothing to do
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Since his man and his glam
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were they up and shot through
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You lose most your love
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and win only a few
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Time, Lord, it drags heavy on me
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and my thoughts are on sea
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you seldom can see
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You have an idea of what lonely can be
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His delight at the sight of a worn apple skin
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Goes with his hat in his hand
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to the next rubbish bin
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that the bottle will bring
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Means as much to his bid
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as a throne to a king
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Yes, there's a time, Lord,
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that's heavy on me
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when my thoughts are on the sheet
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And I fear that down here
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you seldom can see
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what lonely can be?
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on his own shadow fall
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Or a caged man with his bare hands
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run through a brick wall
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For forty -five years his life he had shored
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And he wakes up one morning
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to find his life gone
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Time, Lord, it drags heavy on me
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Sad evenings alone
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with my thoughts around you
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And I feel it down here
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you seldom can see
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of what lonely can be?
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Frankie's Vietnam was spent dodging lead
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But eventually the enemy
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blew off his head
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His weight was a feather
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as they carried him in
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Only half of a friend sent
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home in a tin
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Time, Lord, attracts heavy on me
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when my thoughts are on she
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And I fear that down here
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you seldom can see
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what loneliness can mean?
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