You're Lonely And I'm Lonely
Tommy Dorsey and His Orchestra & Frank Sinatra Lyrics
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So why can't we be lonely together?
The night is young and while it grows older
We can't forget crying on each other's shoulder
The sky's cloudy 'cause we're lonely
But soon we'll see a change in the weather
Two lonely hearts beating as one
Can be miserable and still have a lot of fun
The lyrics of Tommy Dorsey & his Orchestra;Frank Sinatra's song "You're Lonely And I'm Lonely" talks about the pain of being lonely, but also the shared experience of two lonely people coming together. The singer acknowledges that both they and their partner are suffering from loneliness, and wonders why they don't simply embrace their solitude together. As the night progresses, they can console each other and find comfort in one another's company, even as the clouds above grow darker. Ultimately, the song conveys a sense of hope, suggesting that even the most miserable situation can be made bearable through shared experience and human connection.
Line by Line Meaning
You're lonely and I'm lonely,
Both of us are feeling isolated and disconnected.
So why can't we be lonely together?
Instead of being lonely separately, we can join forces and be lonely together.
The night is young and while it grows older
We have plenty of time to spend together and make the most of this moment.
We can't forget crying on each other's shoulder.
We’ve both been through tough times and can support each other through our emotional struggles.
The sky's cloudy 'cause we're lonely,
Our loneliness is contributing to the dark, gloomy feeling of our surroundings.
But soon we'll see a change in the weather,
Our situation may not stay bleak forever, and there's hope for a brighter future ahead.
Two lonely hearts beating as one,
Despite our loneliness, we can come together and form an emotional connection.
Can be miserable and still have a lot of fun.
Our shared experiences of sadness can still be turned into enjoyable moments together.
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
Written by: Irving Berlin
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