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Are You Lonely For Me Baby

This version of Are You Lonely For Me Baby was released by Otis Redding in 1967.

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Oh, it’s the last train, to Jacksonville,
And I’m gonna get on it baby, you know I will
Will you try, just come on and try
To forget all the pain I brought you
Come on and cry, go ahead and just cry
I know I’m the one who taught you

To be lonely baby, I’m lonely and blue
I’m lonely baby, and I’m lonely for you
Are you lonely for me baby, yes I am
Are you lonely for me baby

It’s your last buck in Jacksonville
Are you my sweet baby, are you still?
I’ll tell my friend, this is the end
And you never again deserve me

I can hear them laugh, I can hear them laugh
You say I’d was gonna hurt you
But he’s lyin’ baby, I’m sorry baby
I’m sorry and blue
He, I’m lonely baby
And I’m lonely for you

Are you lonely for me baby
Yes I am
Are you lonely for me baby
I’m comin’ home
Oh, yes I am

Oh, it’s a long ride to Jacksonville
No one would ever know, the way I feel
Will you be there, will you be there
When I get on the train
You see you gotta be there, you gotta be there
I just got to see you again girl

Because I’m lonely baby
I’m lonely and blue
I’m lonely baby
And I’m lonely for you

Are you lonely for me baby
Yes I am
Are you lonely for me baby
Are you lonely for me baby
I’m comin’ home, I’m comin’ home
Are you lonely for me baby

Yes I am
Yes I am

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