So Lonely

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It's Just Words

I’m so lonely tonight
I cry for her love tonight
it ain’t right
that I should be
so lonely, so lonely
so lonely, tonight
tonight

I look out the window
it’s dark on the outside
and inside it’s empty
so empty
and I’m so lonely tonight

I’m so lonely tonight
I cry for her love tonight
it ain’t right
that I should be
so lonely, so lonely
so lonely, tonight

the world’s so quiet tonight
like every other night in my life
it’s quiet, but deep inside of me
there’s a riot, all right
a riot, all right

cuz I’m so lonely, tonight
I’m starvin’ tonight
and the feeling ain’t right
that I should be
so lonely, so lonely
so lonely, that I should be
so lonely, so lonely
so lonely, tonight I’m so lonely

“So Lonely” © 1983 Ronald K. House

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