Solitude Eartha Kitt
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In my solitude
You haunt me
With dreadful ease
Of days gone by
In my solitude
You taunt me
With memories
That never die
I sit in my chair
And filled with despair
There's no one could be so sad
With gloom everywhere
I sit and I stare
I know that I'll soon go mad
In my solitude
I'm afraid
Dear Lord above
Send back my love
I sit in my chair
Filled with despair
There's no one, no one
No onecould be so sad
With gloom everywhere
I sit and I stare
I know that I'll soon go mad
In my solitude
I'm afraid
Dear Lord above
Send back my love
You haunt me
With dreadful ease
Of days gone by
In my solitude
You taunt me
With memories
That never die
I sit in my chair
And filled with despair
There's no one could be so sad
With gloom everywhere
I sit and I stare
I know that I'll soon go mad
In my solitude
I'm afraid
Dear Lord above
Send back my love
I sit in my chair
Filled with despair
There's no one, no one
No onecould be so sad
With gloom everywhere
I sit and I stare
I know that I'll soon go mad
In my solitude
I'm afraid
Dear Lord above
Send back my love
"Solitude" by Eartha Kitt, released in 1953, is a poignant jazz ballad that explores themes of loneliness, longing, and emotional introspection. The lyrics express a deep yearning for connection and the pain of isolation. Kitt's sultry voice and the song's lush orchestration create a haunting atmosphere. Unique musical elements include the use of rich harmonies and a slow, melancholic tempo. The song has had a lasting cultural impact, resonating with audiences for its relatable themes and Kitt's iconic delivery. #Jazz
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