Heartbreak Hotel

Jerry Lee Lewis · Other Songs - Jerry Lee Lewis

HEARTBREAK HOTEL

WRITERS MAE BOREN AXTON, TOMMY DURDEN, ELIS PRESLEY



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. (Instrumental Break) 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

Jerry Lee Lewis's 'Heartbreak Hotel' stands as a defining rock and roll anthem, capturing the raw energy and emotional intensity that propelled him to stardom in the early 1950s. Recorded with his signature powerful vocals and driving piano, the track exemplifies the genre's fusion of country and rock influences. As one of the first major rock and roll hits, it helped establish the sound that would dominate the era, characterized by its rebellious spirit and rhythmic complexity. The song remains a cornerstone of Lewis's discography, showcasing his ability to convey deep personal anguish through a polished, electrifying performance that resonated with audiences worldwide.