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At night when everything is quiet
This old house seems to breathe a sigh
Sometimes I hear a neighbor snoring
Sometimes I can hear a baby crySometimes I can hear a staircase creaking
Sometimes a distant telephone
Oh, and when the night settles down again
This old house and I are all aloneLonely house, lonely me
Funny with so many neighbors
How lonesome you can beLonely town, lonely street
Funny, you can be so lonely
With all these folks aroundI guess there must be something
I don't comprehend
Sparrows have companions
Even stray dogs have a friendThe night for me is not romantic
Unhook the stars and take them down
I'm lonely in this lonely town, in this lonely houseThe night, the night for me is not romantic
Unhook the stars and take them down
I'm lonely in this lonely town, in this lonely house

At night when everything is quiet
Songwriters
KURT WEILL, LANGSTON HUGHESPublished by
Lyrics © Warner/Chappell Music, Inc.

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Abbey Lincoln (born Anna Marie Wooldridge on August 6, 1930, Chicago, Illinois – died August 14, 2010, Manhattan, New York), was a jazz vocalist, songwriter, and actress. Her first album, Abbey Lincoln's Affair, A Story of a Girl in Love was released in 1956. Also that year Lincoln starred in the film The Girl Can't Help It, for which she famously wore a dress worn by Marilyn Monroe. Lincoln sang on the 1960s landmark jazz civil rights recording, We Insist! - Freedom Now Suite in 1960 by jazz musician and Lincolns husband from 1962-1970, Max Roach.

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