Don’t Let Me Be Lonely Tonight Mary Macgregor

"Don’t Let Me Be Lonely Tonight" by Mary MacGregor, released in 1978, is a soft rock ballad that explores themes of love, longing, and vulnerability. The lyrics express a plea for companionship and emotional support during lonely times. Its melodic piano and heartfelt delivery resonate with listeners, highlighting the universal desire for connection. #SoftRock

[Verse 1]
Do me wrong, and do me right
Tell me lies but hold me tight
Don't say goodbye till the morning light
And don't let me be lonely tonight

[Verse 2]
Say goodbye, and say hello
Sho-nuff good to see you, but it's time to go
Don't say yes, but don't say no
I don't want to be lonely tonight

[Bridge]
Go away then, damn you! Go on and do as you please
'Cause you ain't gonna see me gettin' down on my knees
I'm undecided, and your heart's been divided
You've been turnin' my world upside down

[Verse 1]
You do me wrong, you do me right
You tell me lies, but hold me tight
Don't say goodbye till the morning light
I don't want to be lonely tonight

[Bridge]
Go away then, damn you! Go on and do as you please
'Cause you ain't gonna see this girl gettin' down on her knees
I'm undecided, and you, you've been divided
You've been turnin' my world upside down

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