At My Window Sad And Lonely Woody Guthrie
“At My Window Sad And Lonely” by Woody Guthrie, released in 1944, is a folk song that expresses themes of longing, isolation, and heartache. The lyrics depict a sense of sorrow as the narrator reflects on lost love while gazing out the window, evoking a deep emotional connection. The song features Guthrie's signature storytelling style and simple yet poignant melodies, characteristic of American folk music. Its cultural impact lies in its representation of the struggles of the common man and the emotional depth of folk traditions. #Folk
At my window sad & lonely
Oftimes do I think of thee
Sad and lonely and I wonder
Do you ever think of me?
Every day is sad and lonely
Every day is sad and blue
Do you think of me my darling?
As you sail that ocean blue?
At my window sad and lonely
Stand and look across the sea
And I sad and lonely wonder
Do you ever think of me?
Will you find another sweetheart
In some far and distant land?
Sad and lonely now I wonder
If our boat will ever land
Ships may ply the stormy ocean
Planes may fly the stormy sky
Sad and lonely but remember
I will love you till I die
Oftimes do I think of thee
Sad and lonely and I wonder
Do you ever think of me?
Every day is sad and lonely
Every day is sad and blue
Do you think of me my darling?
As you sail that ocean blue?
At my window sad and lonely
Stand and look across the sea
And I sad and lonely wonder
Do you ever think of me?
Will you find another sweetheart
In some far and distant land?
Sad and lonely now I wonder
If our boat will ever land
Ships may ply the stormy ocean
Planes may fly the stormy sky
Sad and lonely but remember
I will love you till I die
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