Lyrics Population Me - Dwight Yoakam

Population Me - Dwight Yoakam
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Date of issue: 30.09.2015
Record label: New West
Song language: English

Population Me

This place will tell you lies
With each passing shadow
That goes by But there’s only one or two
At most just three
More likely none
That I still believe.
They’ll say you’re not alone
But don’t listen to them
Tell that very long
I did then find out
Through misery
That the true population’s me.
I used to look for days around
But no trace of her love
Could be found
I’d holler, cry out, beg,
And scream
Throw myself down,
Then start to plead
Searched for her heart,
'Til mine would bleed
Offered it up,
But there wasn’t any need
Too late to care
She’s no longer here
The population’s me.
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I used to look for days around
But no trace of her love
Could be found
I’d holler, cry out, beg,
And scream
Throw myself down,
Then start to plead
Searched for her heart,
'Til mine would bleed
Offered it up,
But there wasn’t any need
Too late to care
She’s no longer here
The population’s me.
This place will tell you lies
With each passing shadow
That goes by But there’s only one or two
At most just three
More likely none
That I still believe…

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Artist lyrics: Dwight Yoakam