Ooo

Sexy girl on a plane, why you cryin', what's your name, who you runnin' from?
Teddy bear, pink room, fresh out of high school, sweet like the evening sun
Mama says, "Don't you think you're special."
Daddy says, "You're my queen."
She's afraid she's goin' nowhere, locked and lost between

But, oh lonely girl, don't you worry, babe; how can you get by?
Lonely girl, don't you see your life through someone else's eyes

Egg faced boy on a train, why you sad, what's your name, who you runnin' from?
Packed house, shared jeans, front porch, moon beams
He's gotta get out of this town
No more Bible he will travel, he'll learn so much in school
Daddy drinks himself into courage, says, "Fuck you, I'm no fool."

Oh lonely boy, don't you worry, baby; how can you get by?
Lonely boy, don't you live your life in someone else's eyes

Lonely girl, don't you worry, babe; how can you get by?
Lonely girl, don't you see your life through someone else's eyes

Dream on
Dream on, dreamers
Keep on dreamin'

Beautiful mom, can you smile, can you glow, can you sing me my favorite song?
Caught fever, one, clothes are clean, kids are gone, what to do, she's asleep in song
She says birds fly out her window, she watches jealously
She says she's too old for new things, but, mama, you've got wings

But, oh lonely girl, don't you lose your dreams for someone else's cries
Lonely girl, don't you see your life through someone else's eyes
Lonely world, don't you find your faith in someone else's lies
Lonely world, don't you live your life through someone else's eyes

Oh, dream on
Ooo, dream on, dreamers
Keep on dreamin', ooo
Dream on
(Dream on, dreamers)
Keep on dreamin'
Keep on dreamin'
(Oh)


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Lonely World Lyrics as written by Robin A. Thicke

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    love love love this song. So beautiful...

    ohsoMODon May 16, 2007   Link

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