Our Last Goodbye The Stanley Brothers
"Our Last Goodbye" by The Stanley Brothers, released in 1951, is a poignant bluegrass ballad reflecting themes of love, loss, and farewell. The lyrics convey deep emotional sorrow over parting from a loved one. Unique harmonies and traditional instrumentation enhance its heartfelt message. The song remains influential in the bluegrass genre. #Bluegrass
Oh the nights are lonely here without you
All I see is grief and pain
For another's love you treasure
All my hopes are now in vain
For I love you as no other
Though you've gone far away
Will you ever think my darling
Of our last goodbye today
I often dream of you my darling
You looked so sweet and smiled at me
And though another's arms may hold you
Those two blue eyes I long to see
Now if you ever need me darling
Don't forget to drop a line
My heart will be with you my darling
Won't you think of me sometime
All I see is grief and pain
For another's love you treasure
All my hopes are now in vain
For I love you as no other
Though you've gone far away
Will you ever think my darling
Of our last goodbye today
I often dream of you my darling
You looked so sweet and smiled at me
And though another's arms may hold you
Those two blue eyes I long to see
Now if you ever need me darling
Don't forget to drop a line
My heart will be with you my darling
Won't you think of me sometime
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