| She was crying since a long long time ago
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| She had the child he’ll never know
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| She knew love until it got a little slow
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| And why he left she’ll never know
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| And in a lonely tenement
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| She had no way to pay her rent
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| And all her money had been spent
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| She couldn’t get a compliment
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| In a lonely tenament
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| A lonely tenament
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| In a lonely union hall
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| He’s waiting for some work to call
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| Waiting for his raise to fall
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| Got his ass against the wall
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| He’s giving them his all and all
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| They’re expecting for him to crawl
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| In a lonely hall
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| A lonely tenement
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| Well there were times when his work came easily
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| When he could stand up and feel free
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| He even dreamed of raising a family
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| Something that now will never be
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| Well in a bar in her neighborhood
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| She remembers when it was good
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| Or was it that she understood
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| All her crummy neighborhood
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| She’d buy a round if she only could
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| ??? |
| drink it if she only would
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| In a bar in her neighborhood
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| A lonely neighborhood
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| A loney tenement
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| Looks at her life and wonders where did it all go
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| She’ll never know |