The Lonely One

Tom Jones

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The Lonely One:Tom Jones. B-Side of - I’m Coming Home - on DECCA Records in 1967. INTRO: CHORUS: Well you don’t know how much you mean to me. I said goodbye I left you there to cry. Well you don’t know how much I miss you so. And now it’s done now I’m the lonely one. #1. I heard you say upon that rainy day ’Please set me free ’cause I don’t want to know!’ Well you don’t know how much you mean to me. I said goodbye I left you there to cry. #2. Well you don’t know how much you mean to me. I love you so baby come on home. I hope and pray that you’ll come back someday. I’ve had my fun now I’m the lonely one. (Shake it baby!!) INTERLUDE: CHORUS: Well you don’t know how much you mean to me. I said goodbye I left you there to cry. Well you don’t know how much I missed you little girl. And now it’s done and I’m the lonely one. (Shake it!!!) #3. Well you don’t know how much you mean to me. I love you so baby come on home. I hope and pray that you’ll come back to me someday. I’ve had my fun now I’m the lonely one. OUTRO: Yeees I heard you say upon that rainy rainy day ’Please set me free ’cause I don’t want to know!’..(Fade.) A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.

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Cette chanson évoque la douleur d'une séparation amoureuse et le manque intense que l'on ressent après avoir dit adieu à une personne chère. Le protagoniste se rend compte de l'importance de l'autre dans sa vie et exprime un désir de réconciliation, tout en faisant face à la solitude qui suit cette rupture. Malgré les moments de joie partagés, c'est maintenant la tristesse qui l'emporte, et il lui reste l'espoir que son amante reviendra un jour. Sortie en 1967, elle illustre bien les tourments émotionnels de l'époque, où les relations amoureuses étaient souvent empreintes de passion et de mélancolie. La mélodie entraînante contraste avec les paroles nostalgiques et désespérées, capturant l'essence des années soixante.

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