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Carpenters ~ Solitaire


There was a man A lonely man Who lost his love Through his indifference A heart that cared That went unshared Until it died Within his silence () and solitaire's the only game in town And every road that takes him Takes him down And by himself it's easy to pretend He'll never love again () and keeping to himself He plays the game Without her love It always ends the same While life goes on around him everywhere He's playing solitaire A little hope Goes up in smoke Just how it goes Goes without saying There was a man A lonely man Who would command The hand he's playing Repeat () Repeat (*) Repeat () more free lyrics

There was a man

A lonely man

Who lost his love

Through his indifference

A heart that cared

That went unshared

Until it died

Within his silence

(*) and solitaire's the only game in town

And every road that takes him

Takes him down

And by himself it's easy to pretend

He'll never love again

(**) and keeping to himself

He plays the game

Without her love

It always ends the same

While life goes on around him everywhere

He's playing solitaire

A little hope

Goes up in smoke

Just how it goes

Goes without saying

There was a man

A lonely man

Who would command

The hand he's playing

Repeat (*)

Repeat (**)

Repeat (*)

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