Nobody Cares For Me
Be Good Tanyas · Hello Love [2006]
Nobody cares for me
Lonesome is I, I wished I could die
Nobody cares for me
It was a bright moon light night, the moon shining bright
When you and I made love
Your heart wasn't true, I'll say unto you
I moaned like a turtle dove
Lonesome is I, I wished I could die
Nobody cares for me
Lonesome is I, I wished I could die
Nobody cares for me
I'm coming home, no more to roam
Darlin', I'm coming home
I'm coming home, no more to roam
Darlin', I'm coming home
Down in the pasture where the birds are singing
You can't hear nothing but what the birds are saying
Down in the pasture where the birds are singing
You can't hear nothing but what the birds are saying
It was a bright moon light night, the moon shining bright
When you and I made love
Your heart wasn't true, I'll say unto you
I moaned like a turtle dove
Lonesome is I, I wished I could die
Nobody cares for me
Lonesome is I, I wished I could die
Nobody cares for me
Nobody Cares For Me
Nobody Cares For Me stands as a poignant song in the discography of the Be Good Tanyas, appearing on their 2006 album Hello Love. This recording captures the band's signature blend of folk and country influences, characterized by tight harmonies and emotive storytelling. The track reflects the group's early commitment to traditional songwriting structures while exploring themes of isolation and resilience. As part of a cohesive body of work that includes other notable tracks from the same era, the song demonstrates the ensemble's ability to convey deep emotional weight through understated musical arrangements. The Be Good Tanyas have long been recognized for their dedication to preserving the integrity of roots music, and this piece remains a testament to their enduring artistry and collaborative spirit within the genre.