Lonely Hearts Songtext
von Linda Thompson

Thompson Richard Linda
Sunnyvista
Lonely Hearts
We may never meet in the light of day
If we passed on the street, would we look the other way?
So I search for you where we can′t be seen
And I know we'll meet on the page of this magazine

Two lonely hearts in an ocean of loneliness
Two lonely hearts in a shipwreck of pain
We call to each other as we drown in the city
Oh, why do we have to remain
The outcasts in love and the losers in gain?


It′s a mean old town, can't show your heart
If you stand up and say what you mean, they tear you apart
And they call it love, sell it by the pound
But the lovers are gone, they're living down underground

No one needs a friend, no one cares no more
They′ll look hard at you, they won′t take the chain off the door
Oh, they work and slave, keep their conscience clean
They come home at night and they talk to an empty screen

Two lonely hearts Two lonely hearts
Two lonely hearts Two lonely hearts
We call to each other as we drown in the city
Oh, why do we have to remain
The outcasts in love and the losers in gain?
The outcasts in love and the losers in gain?