I wanna live alone
Because the greatest love's always ruined by the bickering
The argument of living
I wanna live alone
I could be happy on my own
Spend test of my life
With the vaguest of feelings
I

Wherever you are
Whoever is there
You'll know that I'll be here, I'll be here
Wishing I could be there

Wherever you are
Whoever is there
You'll know that I'll be here, I'll be here
Wishing I could be there

I'm not saying that our love is the greatest, but
I'm in love with you
And I'd like to stay in love with you
So I'm gonna live alone
Yeah, I'll be happy on my own
For the rest of a life
In the Las Vegas of feelings
I

Wherever you are
Whoever is there
You'll know that I'll be here, I'll be here
Wishing I could be there

In New York City
When I get in the taxi
I say, "man" to driver
So he'll say, "man"
"I can imagine having drink with that guy"

Because he's alright
He's alright
Oh, he's alright
He's alright
He's alright

Wherever you are
Whoever is there
You'll know that I'll be here, I'll be here
Wishing I could be there

Whoever you are
Wherever is there
You know that I'll be here, I'll be here
Wishing I could be there

Oh, I want to live alone
So I'll never be alone
I want to live alone
So I'll never be alone
I want to live alone
So I'll never be alone
I want to live alone
So I'll never be alone
I want to live alone
So I'll never be alone
I want to live alone
So I'll never be alone
I want to live alone
So I'll never be alone
I want to live alone
So I'll never be alone


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Live Alone Lyrics as written by Nicholas John Mccarthy Alexander Paul Kapranos Huntley

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