That Kind Of Lonely

Well, this heart has turned a corner Every room is in disorder Now the nightingale won’t sing for us We scared her away Well, you ask of me the question Didn’t wait to hear the answer Your eyes were following the dancer Falling down a flight of stairs Every strand has come unwound Every heart is all worn down Everyone in this room wanted to be Somewhere else So tonight I find the key And drive away a little early It’s the last time I want to be That kind of lonely There’s a scar below your left eye It fades away as you get older It isn’t like you never told her What kind of man you really are I don’t know why it’s so surprising Now the sun is almost rising Yes, it’s certainly in the morning When the moon’s still standing tall Every strand has come unwound Every heart is all worn down Everyone in this room wanted to be Somewhere else So tonight I find the key And drive away a little early It’s the last time I want to be That kind of lonely That kind of lonely That kind of lonely That kind of lonely That kind of lonely That kind of lonely That kind of lonely That kind of lonely Lonely Lonely