"Heartbreak Hotel" lyrics
(originally by Elvis Presley)
Now since my baby left me, well, I've found a new place to dwell
Down at the end on Lonely Street at Heartbreak Hotel
Well, I'll be so lonely baby, I'll be so lonely
I'll be so lonely I could die
Well, though it's always crowded you still can find some room
For broken-hearted lovers to cry there in the gloom
But they'll be so lonely baby, they'll be so lonely
Oh, they're so lonely they could die
The bellhop's tears keep flowing, the desk clerk's dressed in black
They've been so long on Lonely Street and they'll never go back
And they're so lonely, oh, they're so lonely
Well, they're so lonely they pray to die
Well, if your baby leaves you you've got a tale to tell
Just take a walk down Lonely Street to Heartbreak Hotel
Where you'll be so lonely baby, well, you'll be so lonely
They make you so lonely you could die
Well, though it's always crowded you still can find some room
For broken hearted lovers to cry there in the gloom
But they'll be so lonely baby, they'll be so lonely
Oh, they're so lonely they could die
Down at the end on Lonely Street at Heartbreak Hotel
Well, I'll be so lonely baby, I'll be so lonely
I'll be so lonely I could die
Well, though it's always crowded you still can find some room
For broken-hearted lovers to cry there in the gloom
But they'll be so lonely baby, they'll be so lonely
Oh, they're so lonely they could die
The bellhop's tears keep flowing, the desk clerk's dressed in black
They've been so long on Lonely Street and they'll never go back
And they're so lonely, oh, they're so lonely
Well, they're so lonely they pray to die
Well, if your baby leaves you you've got a tale to tell
Just take a walk down Lonely Street to Heartbreak Hotel
Where you'll be so lonely baby, well, you'll be so lonely
They make you so lonely you could die
Well, though it's always crowded you still can find some room
For broken hearted lovers to cry there in the gloom
But they'll be so lonely baby, they'll be so lonely
Oh, they're so lonely they could die
Writer(s): Mae Boren Axton, Elvis Aaron Presley, Thomas R. Durden
