It Takes Too Long ( To Learn to Live Alone ) Tribute to Eydie Gormé | Remake | Lyrics @rhyzacover

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The song "It Takes Too Long to Learn to Live Alone" was written by Mack David and Earl Brent.
Eydie Gormé is well-known for her rendition of this song in 1964. She became known for her powerful voice and emotional delivery, performing in various genres including pop, jazz, and traditional Latin music. She won a Grammy Award in 1964 for Best Female Pop Vocal Performance for her album "Eydie Gormé Sings the Songs of Johnny Mercer."
She was also a popular television performer, appearing on numerous variety shows and specials throughout the 1960s and 1970s. Throughout her career, she collaborated with various artists and bands, including her husband Steve Lawrence, with whom she performed in concerts and on television. She is remembered as one of the great vocalists of her time, with a career that spanned over six decades. Her contributions to the music industry, particularly in the realms of pop and Latin music, have solidified her place as a beloved figure in American entertainment history.

The song 'It Takes Too Long to Learn to Live Alone' expresses the emotional struggle of moving on from a past relationship and the difficulties of loneliness.
The lyrics depict how weekends can amplify feelings of solitude, contrasting moments of happiness with the reality of being alone.
The singer reflects on the time it takes to heal and adapt to living independently after love, emphasizing the continuing attachment to past memories.
The song poignantly explores the feelings of loneliness that arise after a relationship ends. It reflects on how difficult it can be to adjust to being alone, especially during times that were once shared with a partner.
The lyrics convey the emotional struggle of moving on from past love. The process of healing is depicted as lengthy and challenging, highlighting the pain of letting go.
The title itself suggests that learning to live alone takes time. The song illustrates the gradual process of adapting to a new life without a partner, emphasizing that it is not an easy transition.
The song captures the vulnerability that comes with experiencing love and loss, showcasing the deep emotional connections that can be hard to sever.
These themes resonate with anyone who has faced the complexities of love, loss, and the journey toward self-acceptance.

LYRICS:
I leave the house, I catch the bus
And go to work the way I did before
The same routine most everyday
Except I guess I see my folks much more
A year has passed, I thought by now
That I could make a new life of my own
But habits are so hard to break
I think of you and I still ache
It takes too long to learn to live alone
It's really bad when Friday comes
Because I know the weekend lies ahead
The walks we took, the football games
And when it rained, how late we stayed in bed
I've done so much to change the house
The attic's full of memories I've known
And yet when I turn out the light
I wait for you to say 'goodnight'
It takes too long to learn to live alone
I go on dates, but when I do
I always find before the night is through
The same old thing behind my smile
I'm sitting there comparing him to you
And in the end it's always you
I feel it even more when I get home
I thought that I was free of you
But I was wrong, I never knew
It takes too long to learn to live alone
And in the end it's always you
I feel it even more when I get home
I thought that I was free of you
Oh, but I was wrong, I never knew
It takes too long to learn to live alone
I'm alone

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