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Blue System ~ Heartache No. 9


She was a working girl; no time - no money A crazy world, cause she's so lonely She was so upset, was alone oh in her bed She was crying too much, on her lonely rainbow There was no touch, only tv shows She was so alone, had no friend, no fun, no home Oh it's a heartache no. 9 - ooh this morning Another lonely day, the sky is falling Friday, saturday, sunday, afternoon Oh it's a heartache no. 9 - ooh this morning And no friend, nobody's calling Friday, saturday, sunday, afternoond Oh, there's no smoke, there's no fire You cannot stop, a real desire She was so alone, and her heart was like a stone Oh jealousy is such a mystery babe Kill my love, when it's too late girl She was so alone, had no friends, no fun, no home more free lyrics

She was a working girl; no time - no money
A crazy world, cause she's so lonely
She was so upset, was alone oh in her bed
She was crying too much, on her lonely rainbow
There was no touch, only tv shows
She was so alone, had no friend, no fun, no home

Oh it's a heartache no. 9 - ooh this morning
Another lonely day, the sky is falling
Friday, saturday, sunday, afternoon
Oh it's a heartache no. 9 - ooh this morning
And no friend, nobody's calling
Friday, saturday, sunday, afternoond

Oh, there's no smoke, there's no fire
You cannot stop, a real desire
She was so alone, and her heart was like a stone
Oh jealousy is such a mystery babe
Kill my love, when it's too late girl
She was so alone, had no friends, no fun, no home

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