Lyrics of 'I'm Tired' by Ray Price

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Well, I'm standin' on the corner of a busy street
A lookin' for your face in ever crowd I meet
Searchin' every honky tonk in this town
Tryin' to find the places where you hang around.
Oh Lord, I'm tired, tired of living this a-way.

--- Instrumental ---

Well, I've been waitin', on you baby, night and day
A wonderin' if your love will ever come my way
But time's runnin' out and I'm a-slowin' down
I'm tired of bein' just another hang around
Oh Lord, I'm tired, tired of living this a way.

--- Instrumental ---

There ain't no happiness in anything I do
I found myself so lonely when I'm not with you
What makes you just a kinda girl a guy will love
You've got so many others that you're thinking of
Oh Lord, I'm tired, tired of living this a way.

Oh Lord, I'm tired, tired of living this a way...

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