Arthur Russell Nobody Wants A Lonely Heart
Now as you eat, don't think of the one you love, and on the street, don't look at the sky above. If there's no one home, don't expect nothing, 'cause nobody wants a lonely heart.
Now like a dog, who's homeless and can't be sleeping like a log; he knows that's he's best off keeping out of sight
Don't expect nothing, 'cause nobody wants a lonely heart.
And in the door, there's nobody coming through it anymore, but I'm looking through it to some other way, don't expect nothing, 'cause nobody wants a lonely heart. Nobody wants a lonely heart.
Now as you eat, don't think of the one you love, and on the street, don't look at the sky above. If there ain't no one home, don't expect nothing, 'cause nobody wants a lonely heart
