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Brooks & Dunn ~ Lucky Me, Lonely You


(ronnie dunn/terrie mcbride/shawn camp)

Girl you've got lonely written all over you
I can read the writing from across this crowded room
All by yourself there in your world of blue
Lucky me, lonely you

Must be in the cards
Fate played a part
Brought us here tonight
Heaven must have lined the stars up in the sky just right

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Who knows the right song, a slow dance
Might heal your heartache
Somethin' tells me i don't know
I just might be here to save the day

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Girl you've got oh you've got lonely written all over you
I can read the writing from across this crowded room
All by yourself there in your world of blue
Lucky me, lucky me, lucky me, lonely you


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