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Virginia Coalition – Lonely Cowboy lyrics
I dug my grave but there were blanks in the gun
Sitting beside you I swore you were the only one
Goodbye friends true love and happy endings
It's all the same
Forgive me I must have just been lonely baby
Forgive me I must have just thought I was in love
Forgive me but don't ask me why
My fingers crossed until I die
And the light shining in your eyes
It changed me for good
And that's a while darling
That's what I call you...
That's what I call you when I dream
Forgive me I must have just been lonely baby
Forgive me I must have just thought I was in love
Forgive me but don't ask me why
My fingers crossed until I die
No obstacles between my heart and my words
My lips the great liaison to my soul
You make me feel like a lonely cowboy
Alone on the range late at night
You make me feel just like a lonely cowboy
But it's alright
It's a soul ride
It's a soul ride
So it's all right
Sitting beside you I swore you were the only one
Goodbye friends true love and happy endings
It's all the same
Forgive me I must have just been lonely baby
Forgive me I must have just thought I was in love
Forgive me but don't ask me why
My fingers crossed until I die
And the light shining in your eyes
It changed me for good
And that's a while darling
That's what I call you...
That's what I call you when I dream
Forgive me I must have just been lonely baby
Forgive me I must have just thought I was in love
Forgive me but don't ask me why
My fingers crossed until I die
No obstacles between my heart and my words
My lips the great liaison to my soul
You make me feel like a lonely cowboy
Alone on the range late at night
You make me feel just like a lonely cowboy
But it's alright
It's a soul ride
It's a soul ride
So it's all right
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