J.D. Souther – You’re Only Lonely
A Soothing Balm for Love’s Quiet Ache When J.D. Souther released “You’re Only Lonely” in September 1979 as the title track from his album You’re Only Lonely, it climbed…
A Soothing Balm for Love’s Quiet Ache When J.D. Souther released “You’re Only Lonely” in September 1979 as the title track from his album You’re Only Lonely, it climbed…
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