Heartbreak Hotel [#]

B.J. Thomas · Other Songs - B.J. Thomas

Well since my baby left me

Well I found a new place to dwell

Well it's down at the end of Lonely Street

That Heartbreak Hotel, where I'll be



I'll be just so lonely baby,

Well I'm so lonely,

I'll be so lonely I could die.



Although it's always crowded,

You still can find some room

For broken hearted lovers

To cry there in the gloom, and be so



They'll be just so lonely baby

They'll be just so lonely,

Well they're so lonely they could die.



Now, the bell hop's tears keep flowin',

And the desk clerk's dressed in black.

Well they've been so long on Lonely Street

They'll never, never look back, and they'll be



They'll be just so lonely, baby

Well they're so lonely

Well they're so lonely they could die.



Well now, if your baby leaves you,

You've got a tale to tell.

Well just take a walk down Lonely Street

To Heartbreak Hotel, where you will be



You'll be so lonely baby,

Well you'll be lonely,

You'll be so lonely you could die.



Although it's always crowded,

You still can find some room.

For broken hearted lovers

To cry there in the gloom, and be so



They'll be just so lonely baby

Well they're so lonely,

Well they're so lonely they could die

Heartbreak Hotel

B.J. Thomas delivers a soulful rendition of the classic heartbreak anthem 'Heartbreak Hotel' in this recording. The song captures the raw emotion of lost love through a smooth, baritone delivery that defines the artist's signature style. While the original composition is widely recognized, Thomas's version emphasizes the melancholic undertones of the melody, showcasing his ability to transform familiar material into a deeply personal expression of sorrow. This track stands as a testament to his career as a vocalist who could convey complex feelings with understated power, fitting within the broader landscape of traditional pop and soul music from the era.