Every time I'm thinking 'bout the day coming 'round
Well, I'll be strong
Well that's the day that passes
And then it's like
i can't hold on
i can't hold on
I'm uneasy
And I'm weak in the knees
And I try not to breathe
Not believing
Not believing you're gone
And that I was the one to let you

I'm so, I'm so lonely for her
I'm so, I'm so lonely for her
So lonely for her

I'm staring at the clock
But the clock doesn't talk it just stands still
A head full of fuzz and a puzzle that adds up to scandal
No I can't handle three nights
So I shudder to think when nights turn to weeks
Am I alright?
The comedian says that a day without lights just...

I'm so, I'm so lonely for her
I'm so, I'm so lonely for her
I'm so lonely for her
I'm so lonely
My one and only
I'm so [when the rain comes],
i'm so lonely for her [I'm gonna fall and that's okay]
I'm so lonely for her
I'm so [and when the sun comes out],
i'm so lonely for her [it's gonna be a beautiful day]
i am so lonely for her
i'm so, i'm so lonely, i'm so lonely
i am so... all i know is i am so lonely for her, for her

Open my window oh oh oh
I'm ready to live with this
Then you walk by my window oh oh oh
You give me something to miss
Well thanks for the touch
You know you hurt me so much


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Lonely For Her Lyrics as written by Andrew Ross Mcmahon

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    when he sings "but the clock doesn't talk it just stands still" I always thought it was "tock" not "talk" ...but now I'm just confused. I suppose it could be either way.

    nikki04on July 20, 2005   Link
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    Does anyone know why this song is available for purchase online (iTunes etc..) but not on the actual album?

    thenexthendrix1on December 23, 2005   Link
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    this song was a Bonus Track on the bonus material on the cd when you put it on the computer.

    so_surreptitiouson January 16, 2006   Link
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    thenexthendrix1, the song isn't on the CD because it didn't fit in with the theme of the other songs. it was still a bonus track, though. =D

    into the airwaveson March 27, 2006   Link
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    why can't i access this song? i have the cd, but the bonus material is only a "secret site" which doesnt have the song. i want it!!

    jpgretzky15on May 18, 2006   Link
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    It is on itunes.

    Samantha723on June 27, 2006   Link
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    i love this song, a whole ton.

    i hope hes not too lonely for her. :[

    iloveandrewmcmahonon July 11, 2006   Link
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    this is a great song. im thinkin its about a breakup that hurt both of them and now he just wishes that she would feel better. the "why do you hurt me so much?" line kinda makes sense that it was a breakup...jacks mannequin rocks!! i

    aussie8191on September 23, 2006   Link
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    hmm i'm currently listening to this long right now. i lalove it!!!

    rorygodwinon December 02, 2006   Link
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    i also wish a guy would feel this way about me

    rorygodwinon December 09, 2006   Link

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