Lonesome Lonely Lyrics

They call me lonesome lonely, When I walk in the room

Because Im thinking only, About the hurt you put me through

And how I'd love to not be, The man of doom and gloom

But I'm so lonesome and lonely, Drinking over you

Well when I first saw you, Sitting on this barstool

It was all that I could do, Just trying to play it cool

When I rolled a quarter, To may favorite jukebox tune

Then I strolled on over, To ask for a dance or two

By the sound of last call, We'd danced the whole night through

And from Spring till Fall, I wore holes in my dancing shoes

I would spend all my days, Just dreaming about you

Then work the night away, Making my dreams come true

They call me lonesome lonely, When I walk in the room

Because Im thinking only, About the hurt you put me through

And how I'd love to not be, The man of doom and gloom

But I'm so lonesome and lonely, Drinking over you

This has always been, A happy place for me

Long before the day, You and I came to be

Though I can't seem to stay, From the heartbreak memory

Of when you walked away, And left me down on one knee

They call me lonesome lonely, When I walk in the room

Because Im thinking only, About the hurt you put me through

And how I'd love to not be, The man of doom and gloom

But I'm so lonesome and lonely, Drinking over you