| Well, my truck broke down this morning on the freeway
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| Somewhere between here and where I’d been
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| And I lost my favorite lady last night in a card game
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| She stacked the deck so I couldn’t win
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| And now I’m lost and lonesome
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| Down so low I’ve got to reach up to tie my shoe
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| Yes, I’m lost and lonesome
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| Livin' with a classic case of the blues
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| Well, there’s an old piano playin' on the jukebox
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| And a steel guitar beggin' me to cry
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| And them barroom angels smilin' by the dozen
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| Just so they can tear my heart out one more time
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| And now I’m lost and lonesome
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| Down so low I’ve got to reach up to tie my shoe
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| Yes, I’m lost and lonesome
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| Livin' with a classic case of the blues
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| Well, there’s a brighter side to everything I’m saying
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| There’s a silver lining somewhere down the line
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| But I sure ain’t seen that brighter side lately
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| I’ll be damned if I’ll believe that lining shines
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| And now I’m lost and lonesome
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| Down so low I’ve got to reach up to tie my shoe
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| Yes, I’m lost and lonesome
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| Livin' with a classic case of the blues
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| And now I’m lost and lonesome
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| Down so low I’ve got to reach up to tie my shoe
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| Yes, I’m lost and lonesome
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| Livin' with a classic case of the blues
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| You’ve got me livin' with a classic case of the blues |