Little Lonely One

Tom Jones

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Little Lonely One:Tom Jones. #16 on Canada RPM and #42 on BB Hot 100 on DECCA Records in 1965. INTRO: If you give me just a little while.. I’ll turn each tear drop to a smile. #1. He promised happiness but he left you loneliness. What makes you hurt inside..true love or injured pride? CHORUS: Oh little lonely one now don’t you cry. You’ll forget him by and by. And if you give me just a little while.. I’ll turn each tear drop to a smile. #2. I know what you’ve been through..your heart’s been broken too. He kept you on a string..while you gave your everything. CHORUS: Oh little lonely one now don’t you cry. You’ll forget him by and by. And if you give me just a little while.. I’ll turn each tear drop to a smile. INTERLUDE: CHORUS: Oh little lonely one now don’t you cry. You’ll forget him by and by. And if you give me just a little while.. I’ll turn each tear drop to a smile. #3. It will be hard for me..to fight his ever-loving memory. But give me one more chance..and I’ll bring true romance. CHORUS: Oh little lonely one now don’t you cry. You’ll forget him by and by. And if you give me just a little while.. I’ll turn each tear drop to a smile. OUTRO: If you give me just a little while.. I’ll turn each tear drop to a smile. If you give me just a little while.. I’ll turn each tear drop to a smile..(Fade.) A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.

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Cette chanson évoque la peine d’une personne blessée par l’amour, laissée dans la solitude après une déception. Elle aborde la douleur de la solitude et le souvenir amer d’une relation passée, tout en offrant un espoir de réconfort et de guérison. L’interlocuteur promet d'apporter du bonheur à celle qui souffre, en lui assurant qu’avec le temps, elle pourra tourner la page et retrouver le sourire. Écrite dans les années 60, l'ambiance nostalgique de la chanson résonne avec les sentiments universels de perte et d'espoir. C’est un moment où la musique pop se mêle à des thèmes émotionnels profonds, ce qui était courant à l'époque, exprimant la vulnérabilité des relations humaines.

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