| Miscellaneous
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| Lonely Avenue
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| Words and Music by Doc Pomus
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| c 1956, 1963 by Progressive Music Publishing Co, Inc.
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| All rights controlled by Unichappell Music Inc (Belinda Music, publ)
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| Now my room has got two windows but the sunshine never comes thru,
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| You know it’s always dark and dreary since I broke off, baby, with
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| you!
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| CHORUS:
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| I live on a lonely avenue,
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| My little girl wouldn’t say, «I do».
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| Well, I feel so sad and blue
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| and it’s all because of you.
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| I could cry, I could cry, i could cry,
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| I could die, I could die, I could die,
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| because I live on a lonely avenue, lonely avenue.
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| 2. (Now my) covers they feel like lead and my pillow it feels like
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| stone,
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| Well, I’ve tossed and turned so ev’ry night,
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| I’m not used to being alone!
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| CHORUS
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| 3. Now I’ve been so sad and lonesome since you’ve left this town,
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| If I could beg or borrow the money, child, I would be a highway
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| bound!
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| CHORUS |