1)
Roy Orbison –
Only the Lonely
(Monument Concert 1965)

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Only the Lonely

Only the lonely
(dum-dumb-dummy doo-wah)
Know the way I feel tonight
(ooh yay, yay, yay, yeah)

Only the lonely
Know this feeling ain’t right

There goes my baby
There goes my heart

They’re
gone forever
So far apart

But only the lonely
Know why I cry
Only the lonely

Only the lonely
Know the heartaches
I’ve been through

Only the lonely
Know I cry and cry for you

Maybe
tomorrow
A new romance
No-o-o more sorrow

But
that’s the chance
You’ve got to take
If your lonely
heart breaks
Only the lonely
**

Only the Lonely
(Know the Way I Feel)” is
a 1960 song written by
Roy Orbison and Joe Melson.
Orbison’s recording of the song,
produced by Fred Foster for
Monument Records, was
the first major hit
for the singer.

It was described by
The New York Times as expressing
“a clenched, driven urgency”.

Released as
a 45 rpm single
by Monument Records
in May 1960,

“Only the Lonely” went to No. 2
on the United States Billboard
pop music charts on 25 July 1960
(blocked by Brenda Lee’s “I’m Sorry”)
and No. 14 on the Billboard
R&B charts.

“Only the Lonely”
reached Number One
in the United Kingdom,
a position it achieved on
20 October 1960, staying there
for two weeks (out of a total of 24
weeks spent on the UK singles chart
from 28 July 1960).

2)
30 Most Famous
Classical Piano Pieces

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