Now, I sort of... miss him!

Sometimes I think there are people who were just meant to be lonesome.

I'm very lonely.

He's all alone.

I'm lonesome.

He's lonely.

Terribly lonely.

What did you feel?

I'm lonesome.

And alone?

So lonely here.

I'm not alone.

I'll be very lonely without you, Gerry. Oh, Captain, and thou.

I feel very lonely these days.

It gets kind lonesome.

Don't you feel sort of lonely?

No lonelier than you, man.

I feel very lonely these days.

She lived a lonely life.

Everybody's lonely.

What if you get lonesome?

Itwasalonesomesound .

Oh, look. She's lonesome.

...the breeze sounds lonely.

But your mother will be lonely.

You are going to be lonely

Tom felt very lonely.

Yes, Victor, I was.

Do you understand loneliness?

He's lonely.

I know about you. You're lonesome.

... butwe'rereallylonely.

Maybe I'm lonely, too.

And more lonely and more unhappy.

You're a long way from neighbors.

She'd be alone up there.

Seems to me what you do is lonesome.

I'm rich. But I'm lonely.

We've been to Lonely Corner.

Especially if you're me between now and tomorrow morning.

It is lonelier still to be a genius.

Still very lonely for you.

We're playin' canasta. I got lonesome.

I am American. I feel lonely.

Alone I shine in all directions