So lonely lyrics
Sometimes I get ...
.... so lonely
Comments
Welcome to Lyricf comments! Please keep conversations courteous and on-topic. To
fosterproductive and respectful conversations,
you may see comments from our Community Managers.
Sign up to post
Show More Comments
Chris Rea
- country:United Kingdom
- Languages:English, Spanish, French
- Genre:Blues, Pop-Rock, Singer-songwriter
- Official site:http://chrisrea.com
- Wiki:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chris_Rea
Chris Rea Lyrics
- A Raincoat and a Rose [Portuguese translation]
- 90s Blues lyrics
- A Raincoat and a Rose [Russian translation]
- A Raincoat and a Rose [Serbian translation]
- 90s Blues [Portuguese translation]
- Ace of Hearts [Russian translation]
- A Raincoat and a Rose [Spanish translation]
- A Raincoat and a Rose lyrics
- Ace of Hearts [Serbian translation]
- Ace of Hearts lyrics
Chris Rea Featuring Lyrics
Chris Rea Also Performed Pyrics
Latest update
- Ash King
- woorim
- Modern Orange
- Aslan Guseynov
- Naeil's Cantabile (OST)
- M1NU
- Kaabil (OST)
- Girl's World (OST)
- TGD
- JJAX
- Dal-ja's Spring (OST)
- DIKKE
- Cafe Kilimanjaro (OST)
- Part-Time Idol (OST)
- kohway
- Anna Jurksztowicz
- RAINUD
- Luck Ra
- Gülizar
- Oliver (Vocaloid)
- Yevgeny Krylatov
- THUGBOYY
- Warm and Cozy (OST)
- Shem Tov Heavy
- Maksim Krivosheev
- Emilia Mernes
- Petr Janda
- Bloque Depresivo
- Uwe Ochsenknecht
- Gica Coada
- EZ-Life
- Jovani
- NASON
- Tunzale Agayeva
- Unutursam Fısılda (OST)
- youngmin
- Young Kaiju
- Vesta (Finland)
- Okashii
- ANDME
- Five Enough (OST)
- Dept
- Maxenss
- Cri De Joie
- Clazzi
- IDeal (South Korea)
- Boef
- Andrey Myagkov
- Mr. Back (OST)
- Garion
- Rook
- The Night Watchman (OST)
- Age Factory
- SwlwBloo
- Bob Shane
- LiTrilla
- La Sonora Palacios
- Lemon Joy
- WHO$
- Alexia (România)
- Richboy Hardy
- Superbee
- Choi Ye Na
- Hanybal
- Suraj Jagan
- Anarkía Tropikal
- Esko
- Beyond Evil (OST)
- The Marbles (UK)
- Young Jay
- M3CHVNIC
- George Gerdes
- Makin
- Taeb2
- Jiří Suchý
- Francinne
- Hercules and Love Affair
- Jolly LLB 2 (OST)
- jiwoong
- Emma Heesters
- Cain and Abel (OST)
- Webtoon YEONNOM (OST)
- Kei (Lovelyz)
- Susanne Sundfør
- Chen Aharoni
- Maan de Steenwinkel (Maan)
- The Knife
- Metodie Bujor
- Let Me Hear Your Song (OST)
- IndEgo Aid
- Twisted Insane
- Shalmali Kholgade
- esenswings
- Kukon
- BB.BOYS
- Jimbo J
- JANAGA
- Terry Bush
- Mata
- Rat Kru
- Joel Corry - Head & Heart
- Mr. Sandman lyrics
- Ilusion azul lyrics
- Seco lyrics
- Boom Boom Boom lyrics
- ኢንተርናሲዮናል: አማርኛ [īniterinasīyonali: āmarinya] [English translation]
- ተነሳ ተራመድ[Tenesa Teramed] [Albanian translation]
- Έτσι όπως έμπαινε το φως [Étsi ópos ébene to fós] lyrics
- Vacío lyrics
- Complicated [Turkish translation]
- Fin del Mundo lyrics
- דודו [Dudu] lyrics
- Красное вино [Krasnaye Vino] lyrics
- No More Tears lyrics
- ተነሳ ተራመድ[Tenesa Teramed] [English translation]
- Stay lyrics
- Circle Game lyrics
- Let Go [Greek translation]
- I Don't Deserve You [Italian translation]
- Sen Ağlama lyrics
- Home lyrics
- 无赖 [wú lài] lyrics
- Nada que perder lyrics
- A tu vida lyrics
- 512 lyrics
- The Other Side lyrics
- 问 [Wèn] lyrics
- Complicated
- Home [Spanish translation]
- Dream lyrics
- La veglia: autoritratto dentro stanze elettroniche lyrics
- I'm Gonna Miss You lyrics
- I Know It Won't Be Long lyrics
- Toa La Vida lyrics
- Eternity lyrics
- El Gigante De Ojos Azules lyrics
- We are Alive lyrics
- Angel [found a lover] lyrics
- ተነሳ ተራመድ[Tenesa Teramed] [Chinese translation]
- Nothing but You [Croatian translation]
- Завтра после уроков [Zavtra posle urokov] lyrics
- Return of the Grievous Angel lyrics
- Let Go [Hungarian translation]
- Nothing but You [German translation]
- New York City lyrics
- Complicated [Turkish translation]
- Primer Día de Clases lyrics
- Never Wanted Your Love lyrics
- Tuyo lyrics
- Fool If You Think It's Over lyrics
- Let Go lyrics
- The Weekend lyrics
- ¿Qué Tú Dices? lyrics
- The Ocean [Tongan translation]
- Paul Van Dyk - The Ocean
- Pégate [Remix] lyrics
- Río de los Pájaros lyrics
- Sorry lyrics
- Sangue Latino lyrics
- Carina lyrics
- I Don't Deserve You [Serbian translation]
- Crazy lyrics
- Nothing but You lyrics
- Die Rose lyrics
- White Lies lyrics
- Despacito lyrics
- Desaparecer lyrics
- Romantico amore lyrics
- Come Over lyrics
- Nothing but You [English translation]
- مش مهم [mesh mohm] lyrics
- Kaleidoscope lyrics
- ኢንተርናሲዮናል: አማርኛ [īniterinasīyonali: āmarinya] [Turkish translation]
- Te Conocí Perriando lyrics
- Paul Van Dyk - I Don't Deserve You
- Crush lyrics
- Let Go [Spanish translation]
- Eternity [Spanish translation]
- Si te me'n vas lyrics
- Be a Clown
- ኢንተርናሲዮናል: አማርኛ [īniterinasīyonali: āmarinya] lyrics
- Andiamo [Ay Vamos] lyrics
- Duele el corazon[ Italian Version] lyrics
- Elsie Carlisle - So Many Memories
- I Don't Deserve You [Tongan translation]
- Como la primera vez lyrics
- Volando lyrics
- Get Back lyrics
- Otra botella lyrics
- La Receta lyrics
- What a Little Moonlight Can Do lyrics
- Cuándo Será lyrics
- Let Go [Greek translation]
- Pégate lyrics
- 어느 날 문득 [One Day] [eoneu nal mundeug] lyrics
- ተነሳ ተራመድ[Tenesa Teramed] [Turkish translation]
- La Carita lyrics
- Reflections lyrics
- Io sto con te [ma amo un'altra] lyrics
- No Digas Nada lyrics
- Amid heartbreak, Tobias Jesso Jr. breaks down the confines of pop
- Courtney Barnett masters the mundane
- Run The Jewels returns with fists balled tighter and trauma that runs deeper
- Panda Bear’s newest has rhythm, but few risks
- There’s nothing standard about Bob Dylan’s latest
- Garth Brooks’ comeback album is rooted in midair
- Purity Ring battles the sophomore slump on Another Eternity
- Punk godfathers The Sonics justify a continued existence few would deny them
- Foo Fighters aim for the moon but come up a bit short on Sonic Highways
- Love hurts on Björk’s Vulnicura
- U2’s digital surprise has some value despite its price
- On his third album, Perfume Genius proves he can’t burn Too Bright
- Kendrick Lamar resists connecting the dots on To Pimp A Butterfly
- Maroon 5 crib more pop moves on album number five
- A marquee cast of folk musicians inoffensively render Bob Dylan’s lyrics
- Reborn as a trio, Interpol turns on its version of light with El Pintor
- Jeff and Spencer Tweedy make Sukierae a charming family affair
- With her dreamy sophomore effort, Jessie Ware continues to impress
- A slight change bodes well for Yusuf
- Young Jeezy shows up to rap on the weird, overwrought Seen It All
- Charli XCX breaks out of the guest-star spotlight with Sucker
- Irish singer-songwriter Hozier crafts a solid, bluesy debut
- Songwriter/producer Butch Walker confronts his ghosts with no fear
- Nancy Whang emerges as a modern disco queen on The Juan MacLean’s In A Dream
- With X, Chris Brown gets over himself
- The Go! Team loses the team but goes somewhere great
- TV On The Radio overcomes loss to make its celebration album
- Jessie J’s sweet talk amounts to sweet nothings
- Justin Townes Earle gets somber, bluesy, and bravely intimate
- Belle & Sebastian returns with its purest pop yet
- Heems goes deep with the surprisingly moving Eat Pray Thug
- Earl Sweatshirt does more with less on I Don’t Like Shit, I Don’t Go Outside
- Scott Walker and Sunn O)))’s Soused is as magnificent as it is menacing
- Deerhoof returns to cast a jaundiced eye at American hubris
- Ryan Adams shows consummate consistency on Ryan Adams
- King Tuff stirs some darkness into bubblegum garage punk on Black Moon Spell
- Prince puts an end to his patchy period once and for all
- On his fourth album, Mark Ronson saves the best for himself
- D’Angelo’s long-awaited Black Messiah is devastatingly great
- Father John Misty tackles romance on the masterful I Love You, Honeybear
- Laura Marling loosens up the reins and explores being lost on Short Movie
- The Mountain Goats’ latest takes a tuneful, moving look at pro wrestling
- Nicki Minaj unwittingly defends poptimism with raw outbursts of feeling
- With Gliss Riffer, Dan Deacon turns his restless muse inward
- With Rebel Heart, Madonna bridges her bulletproof past and reflective present
- On Kintsugi, Death Cab For Cutie regains intimacy and embraces synth flourishes
- Lupe Fiasco puts off being rap’s conscious voice and rediscovers his own
- Screaming Females move forward by looking back
- Friends again, King Khan and BBQ make mutant doo-wop like only they can
- Liturgy is more progressive and polarizing than ever on The Ark Work
- Foxygen finds plenty of beauty in excess with double album
- Gang Of Four provokes indifference on What Happens Next
- Kelly Clarkson’s usual spunk and self-empowerment can’t rescue Piece By Piece
- Will Butler’s solo album shows a deceptively deft fire
- Marilyn Manson once again rises to relevance
- Justin Townes Earle delivers a worthy companion album in Absent Fathers
- Death From Above 1979 both embraces and transcends its dance-punk roots
- Fall Out Boy remain pop-rock mad scientists
- Inside The Decemberists’ beguiling world
- Neil Young goes orchestral on Storytone
- Leonard Cohen teases death on the lean, surprising Popular Problems
- Joey Bada$$ thoughtfully engages with hip-hop’s past on his debut album
- One Direction goes in the wrong one on Four
- Waxahatchee crushes expectations and embraces new sounds on Ivy Tripp
- Blonde Redhead’s quiet, listless reinvention on Barragán
- Ariel Pink gets help from his friends on Pom Pom
- Flying Lotus aims for the heavens on You’re Dead!
- Of Montreal channels ’70s New York, stays weird on Aureate Gloom
- The political and existential collide on the latest from TheeSatisfaction
- Thom Yorke’s Tomorrow’s Modern Boxes is pretty but unremarkable
- Rancid proves punk’s not dead with …Honor Is All We Know
- Aphex Twin returns user-friendly with his first album in 13 years
- Rick Ross yells about coke for another hour on Hood Billionaire
- Karen O’s solo album lacks Yeah Yeah Yeahs’ punch
- Swervedriver returns, almost entirely unchanged
- Wu-Tang Clan becomes a Disneyfied revival act on A Better Tomorrow
- Andy Stott steps out from the shadows with Faith In Strangers
- Drake leaves a trail of questions on If You’re Reading This It’s Too Late
- She & Him’s standards collection is pleasantly retro, if inessential
- Natalie Prass’ debut is full of personality, big-hearted pop
- With 1989, Taylor Swift finally grows up
- Sufjan Stevens quietly wrestles with death on the near-perfect Carrie & Lowell
- Godspeed You! Black Emperor punctuates chaos with hope
- On José González’s newest, more of the same isn’t
- Yob lightens the gloom—ever so slightly—on Clearing The Path To Ascend
- The Dodos remain true to their instincts on energetic sixth album
- Ghostface Killah tries to repeat a winning formula on 36 Seasons
- Toro Y Moi dabbles in psychedelic rock on the aptly titled What For?
- With No Cities To Love, Sleater-Kinney opens up and closes in
- The Pop Group makes a triumphant return
- Smashing Pumpkins rediscover their musical focus but lose lyrical depth
- Even in times of turmoil, AC/DC still trusts rock
- Christopher Owens peddles tepid country ballads on A New Testament
- Modest Mouse’s Strangers To Ourselves is familiar in the best ways
- Weezer makes an overdue return to sincerity on Everything Will Be Alright In The End
- A Place To Bury Strangers tightens up but still brings the noise
- On their fifth LP, Matt And Kim are vibrant but vapid
- Noel Gallagher can’t seem to let himself cut loose
- In closing the book on Sonic Youth, Thurston Moore holds on to a few pages
- Sonny And The Sunsets turn trippy movie ideas into psych-pop gold
Excellent Songs recommendation
zpostcode 
Recruit 
weather 
mreligion 
Yellowpages 
sport 
constellation 
shopping 
name 
game 
directory 
literature 
Word 
tour 
furnish 
Lottery 
tftnews 
lyrics 
News 
digital 
car 
dir 
Edu 
Finance 
