Solitude Sam Cooke
"Solitude" by Sam Cooke, released in 1964, is a soulful ballad that explores themes of loneliness and yearning for companionship. The lyrics express deep emotional pain and longing for connection. The song features Cooke's smooth vocal delivery and rich instrumentation, characteristic of #Soul music. Its poignant message resonates with many, highlighting the universal struggle against isolation.
In my solitude you haunt me
With memories of days gone by
In my solitude you taunt me
With memories that never die
I sit in my chair, I feel despair
No one can be so sad
With gloom everywhere
I sit and I stare
I know that I'll soon go mad
In my solitude I pray
Dear Lord above send back my love
With memories of days gone by
In my solitude you taunt me
With memories that never die
I sit in my chair, I feel despair
No one can be so sad
With gloom everywhere
I sit and I stare
I know that I'll soon go mad
In my solitude I pray
Dear Lord above send back my love
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