Darlene Love - All alone on Christmas

The cold wind is blowing and the streets are getting dark
I'm writing you a letter and I don't know where to start
The bells will be ringing at Saint John The Divine
I get a little lonely, every year around this time

The music plays all night in Little Italy
The lights will be going up on old Rockefeller’s Tree
People window shopping op Fifth Avenue
All I want for Christmas is you

I've got to know
Where do lonely hearts go
‘Cause nobody ought to be all alone on Christmas

Things are different since you've been here last
Childhood dreaming is a thing of the past
Maybe you can bring us some hope this year
Visions of sugar plums have disappeared Do you remember sleigh riding in the snow
And dancing all night to "Baby, Please Come Home"
Today's celebration is bittersweet
There's mothers and children in the street

I've got to know
Where do lonely hearts go
Nobody ought to be all alone on Christmas

I'm all grown up, but I'm the same, you'll see
I'm writing this letter, 'cause I still believe
Dear Santa, I've been good this year
Can't you stay a little while with me right here

Tell me, I've got to know
Where do lonely hearts go
Because nobody ought to be all alone on Christmas

Nobody ought to be all alone on Christmas
Nobody ought to be all alone on Christmas