| You know it gets too much
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| And sometimes she cries like a baby
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| But she’s almost certain it’ll pass
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| When she becomes a lady
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| But while she’s still a young girl
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| Love is avoidin' her
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| And thank God for the radio
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| And the color TV, oh, oh, oh, oh
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| Heroes are hard to find in the cold world
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| But not in her mind
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| And she’s talkin' to Jesus
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| During the radio station breaks
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| And she’s on her knees, fallin' on her knees
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| Askin' how the world can be so cold to her
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| And she listens to the records, playin' on the radio
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| And she’s fallin' in love with a singer
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| Now she’s feelin' better and she’s feelin' good
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| But she’s coming down by the time the song is over
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| And she starts feelin' lonely
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| Feelin' she’s the only ordinary solitary one
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| All alone the solitary one
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| Oh, hurryin' home, oh God, it’s been one of those bad days
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| But with a flick of a switch and a twist of the dial
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| She gets love on the airwaves
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| And they send her favorite lovers to keep her satisfied
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| And she’s talkin' to Jesus during the radio station breaks
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| And she’s on her knees, fallin' on her knees
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| Askin' how the world can be so cold to her
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| And she listens to the records playin' on the radio
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| And she’s fallin' in love with a singer, ooh
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| Now she’s feelin' better 'cause she’s feelin' good
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| But she’s comin' down by the time the song is over
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| And she starts feelin' lonely
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| Feelin' she’s the only ordinary solitary one
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| All alone solitary one
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| And she’s on her knees, fallin' on her knees
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| Askin' how the world can be so cold to her
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| And she starts feelin' lonely
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| Feelin' she’s the only ordinary solitary one
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| All alone the solitary one
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| All alone the solitary one
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| All alone the solitary one
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| All alone the solitary one |