| Ow, what a night
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| Ow, what a lonely, lonely night
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| What a night
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| Ow, what a lonely, lonely night
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| I talked to Mary
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| To reach a woman who’s sane
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| She said, «I'm sorry»
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| She had a pain in her brain
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| So I refuted
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| She couldn’t make it tonight, tonight
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| No, no, no, no, no, no girl tonight
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| No girl tonight
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| Ow, what a night
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| Ow, what a lonely, lonely night
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| What a night
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| Ow, what a lonely, lonely night
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| Ow, what a night
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| Ow, what a lonely, lonely night
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| What a night
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| Ow, what a lonely, lonely night
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| I started calling
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| Bright and early in the morning
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| To find a lady
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| To spend the night with me
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| I rang the number
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| All the numbers I knew so well
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| But no, no, no, no, no, no girl tonight
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| No girl tonight
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| Ow, what a night
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| Ow, what a lonely, lonely night
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| What a night
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| Ow, what a lonely, lonely night
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| What a night, such a night
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| Such a lonely, lonely, lonely, lonely night
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| Ooh-hoo, ooh-hoo, ooh-hoo
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| Ooh-hoo, ooh-hoo, ooh-hoo
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| Got the blues, got the blues for tonight
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| By myself, by myself, it ain’t right
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| Got the blues, got the blues for tonight
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| By myself, by myself, it ain’t right
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| Ow, what a night
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| Ow, what a lonely, lonely night
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| What a night
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| Ow, what a lonely, lonely night |