Lonesome and sorry: nights of jazz Dj KON TAKTS torch song jazz standard

[Title] Lonesome And Sorry [Credits] Words and music by Benny Davis and Con Conrad Originally published in 1926 by Henry Waterson Inc., New York Public-domain composition in the United States New arrangement and recording by DJ KON TAKTS [Intro] (Soft piano chords, brushed snare, upright bass walks in, muted trumpet sighs) [Verse 1] We were so happy, you and I, Why do we drift apart? I can’t forget you though I try, You’re always in my heart, There’s no one to console me when I’m blue, There’s no one who can take the place of you. I’m [Verse 2] (Piano grows more intimate, subtle clarinet weaves, bass deepens) Though you’ve been gone a little while, To me it seems like years. I have forgotten how to smile, My eyes are filled with tears, Our old time friends all ask for you in vain, I always say that you’ll be back again. I’m [Chorus] (Full ensemble swells gently, muted trumpet echoes, vocal lifts with emotional ache) Lonesome and sorry Because you went away. Lonesome and sorry, I miss you more each day. When night time comes stealing I wonder how you;’re feeling, are you lonesome and sorry The same dear, as me? [Outro] (Piano holds a suspended chord, brushed drums fade, bass walks down, distant trumpet lingers) Lonesome and sorry...