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Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS
Lucy Yeghiazaryan
Lucy Yeghiazaryan
Performer
Lusine Yeghiazaryan
Lusine Yeghiazaryan
Lead Vocals
Michael Kanan
Michael Kanan
Piano
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Kurt Weill
Kurt Weill
Composer
Langston Hughes
Langston Hughes
Lyrics
Elmer Rice
Elmer Rice
Book

Lyrics

At night, when everything is quiet
The old house seems to breathe a sigh
Sometimes I hear a neighbor snoring
Sometimes I hear a baby cry
Sometimes I hear a staircase creaking
Sometimes a distant telephone
Then the quiet settles down again
The house and I are all alone
Lonely house, lonely me
Funny, with so many neighbors
How lonely it can be
Oh, lonely streets, lonely town
Funny, you can be so lonely
With all these folks around
I guess there must be something
I don't comprehend
Sparrows have companions
Even stray dogs, they find a friend
The night for me is not romantic
Unhook the stars and take them down
I'm lonely in this lonely house, in this lonely town
Written by: Kurt Weill, Langston Hughes
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