Walking down the lonely street
Hearing the cobbles beneath my feet
The sound echoes through the small lanes
Some people looking through windowpanes
I feel alone as I wonder the into the night
Stars above but no girl is in sight
I pass a bar hear the sound of laughter
Carried on walking might go back after
Let out a sigh looking at the night sky
So alone feeling down wondering why
Thought I might go back to that happy bar
Instead leaned back in my chair & light a cigar
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Reviewed by Maalikaya C (Reader)
Reviewed on January 30, 2008
the girl is somewhere here baby ...
what are you doing wandering around the bars lol
uhmm go home after work; you are so grounded !!!
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what are you doing wandering around the bars lol
uhmm go home after work; you are so grounded !!!