All By Myself

1921 Words & Music by Irving Berlin
seq by Don Ferguson - kar by Mike M
Copyright © 1921  Public Domain

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By Words and Music by Irving Berlin

I'm so unhappy what'll I do,
I long for somebody who, will sympathize with me.
I'm growing so tired of living alone,
I lie awake all night and cry
Nobody loves me that's why

All by myself in the morning,
All by myself in the night.
I sit alone in a cozy Morris chair,
So unhappy there, playing solitaire.
All by myself I get lonely,
Watching the clock on the shelf.
I'd love to rest my weary head on somebody's shoulder,
I hate to grow older all by myself.

My name and number are in the book,
The one that hangs on a hook, in almost ev'ry drug store.
Why don't someone bother to look.
My central tells me all day long,
"Sorry the number is wrong."

All by myself in the morning,
All by myself in the night.
I sit alone in a cozy Morris chair,
So unhappy there, playing solitaire.
All by myself I get lonely,
Watching the clock on the shelf.
I'd love to rest my weary head on somebody's shoulder,
I hate to grow older all by myself.

All By Myself
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