Lyrics of I'm gettin' lonely
Carl Belew

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Release date : 25/01/2013
Duration : 0:02:47
Style : Country
My baby's gone and i'm all alone seems like a million years since she's gone
She's out havin' fun she's out with someone she used to know
Can this really be the one who was my one and only tell her for me i'm gettin' lonely
I'll never know what made her change
Now that she's gone everything seems so strange
Too late it seems my hopes and my dreams weren't meant to be
I tried to deny but i know that i'll love her only tell her for me i'm gettin' lonely
I should have known when i did her wrong that she would learn
Like a kid actin' smart i broke her heart now it's her turn
If you should see my baby somewhere tell her i know now that i really care
I really miss the thrill of the kiss she gave to me
She knows that she will always be my one and only
Please tell her for me i'm gettin' lonely tell her for me i'm gettin' lonely
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