Suppose Tonight Would Be Our Last George Jones & Melba Montgomery
"Suppose Tonight Would Be Our Last" is a poignant country duet by George Jones & Melba Montgomery, released in 1969. The song explores themes of love, mortality, and cherishing moments together, reflecting on the fragility of life. Its heartfelt lyrics and harmonies evoke deep emotion, highlighting the importance of love. #Country
Suppose tonight would be our last night together
And the love we have known came to an end
Would we laugh and tell ourselves think nothing of it
Or would we cry together for what might have been
I know I'd die in just a little while without you
Another dawn I wouldn't want to see
If you're supposed tonight would be our last together
Oh, what a long and lonely night it would be
--- Instrumental ---
I couldn't live long without your arms around me
Too soon the blues would come moving in on me
If you suppose tonight would be our last together
With you tonight would be the last night for me
I know I'd die in just a little while without you
Another dawn I wouldn't want to see
If you're supposed tonight would be our last together
Oh, what a long and lonely night it would be...
And the love we have known came to an end
Would we laugh and tell ourselves think nothing of it
Or would we cry together for what might have been
I know I'd die in just a little while without you
Another dawn I wouldn't want to see
If you're supposed tonight would be our last together
Oh, what a long and lonely night it would be
--- Instrumental ---
I couldn't live long without your arms around me
Too soon the blues would come moving in on me
If you suppose tonight would be our last together
With you tonight would be the last night for me
I know I'd die in just a little while without you
Another dawn I wouldn't want to see
If you're supposed tonight would be our last together
Oh, what a long and lonely night it would be...
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