Long Lonely Nights - Bobby Vinton

Long Lonely Nights
Lee Andrews and the Hearts
Written by Lee Andrews, Bernice Davis, Mimi Uniman, and Douglas Henderson

Peaked at # 45 in 1957
Competing version by Clyde Mcphatter hit # 49 in 1957
The Four Seasons took it only to # 102 in 1964
Biggest hit version was by Bobby Vinton at #17 in 1965
The Dells managed # 74 in 1970

Long, long and lonely nights
I cry my eyes out over you
Wond'ring if I did right
And why you left me with a broken heart

Oh, long, long and lonely nights
Oh, how I miss you, my dear
Please, please, come back to me
How I wish you were here

As I go along my lonely way I visualize your face
When I pass through (yeah!) my doorway
What's left for me to face?

Oh, long, long and lonely nights
I guess you're never coming home
Long, long and lonely nights
Ever since you've been gone

As I go along my lonely way I visualize your face
When I pass through (yeah!) my doorway
What's left for me to face?

Oh, oh, oh, long, long and lonely nights
I guess you're never coming home
Long, long and lonely nights
Ever since you've been gone

Please, please, come back to me
You've been gone too long