A Man Without Love
Engelbert Humperdinck · Release Me -The Very Best of Engelbert Humperdinck [2012]
Sharing a love I thought would last forever
Moonlight to show the way so we can follow
Waiting inside her yes was my tomorrow
Then something changed her mind, her kisses told me
I had no loving arms to hold me
Everyday I wake up
Then I start to break up
Lonely is a man without love
Everyday I start out
Then I cry my heart out
Lonely is a man without love
Everyday I wake up
Then I start to break up
Knowing that it's cloudy above
Everyday I start out
Then I cry my heart out
Lonely is a man without love
I cannot face this world that's fallen down on me
So if you see my girl, please send her home to me
Tell her about my heart that's slowly dying
Say I can't stop myself from crying
Everyday I wake up
Then I start to break up
Lonely is a man without love
Everyday I start out
Then I cry my heart out
Lonely is a man without love
Everyday I wake up
Then I start to break up
Knowing that it's cloudy above
Everyday I start out
Then I cry my heart out
Lonely is a man without love
Everyday I wake up
Then I start to break up
Lonely is a man without love
Everyday I start out
Then I cry my heart out
Lonely is a man without love
A Man Without Love
Engelbert Humperdinck's 'A Man Without Love' stands as a quintessential example of his signature romantic ballad style, characterized by soaring falsetto vocals and lush orchestral arrangements. Recorded for the compilation 'Release Me - The Very Best of Engelbert Humperdinck [2012]', the track exemplifies the lush, dramatic production typical of his work during the 1980s and beyond. The song captures the universal sentiment of heartbreak and longing, delivered with an emotional intensity that became a hallmark of his career. As a staple of his discography, the recording showcases his ability to blend classical influences with pop sensibilities, creating a timeless sound that resonated with audiences worldwide. It remains a defining piece in his catalog, illustrating the enduring appeal of his emotive storytelling and melodic craftsmanship.

