The Beatles Lonesome tears in my eyes with lyrics (rare intro) High Quality Audio

Listen to how tight this band is. forgetaboutit.

"Lonesome Tears in My Eyes" is a song written by Johnny Burnette, Dorsey Burnette, Paul Burlison and Al Mortimer. It was first released by co-writer Johnny Burnette and his Rock 'n' Roll Trio in March 1957

The most well-known cover of "Lonesome Tears in My Eyes" was performed by The Beatles, recorded "live in studio" for the BBC radio programme Pop Go The Beatles on 10 July 1963, and later transmitted on 23 July[1]. In 1994, their recording was commercially released on the album Live at the BBC. The song also influenced a later Beatle's song, The Ballad of John and Yoko in that the outro guitar riff to that song was inspired by the corresponding intro guitar riff on "Lonesome Tears in My Eyes".
Other artists that have covered the song include:
The Crank Tones
Los Fabulocos
The Four Charms
Frantic Flintstone
The Go Getters
Roy Kay Trio
Sonny Rogers
Royal Crown Revue
Tennessee Trio
Los Primitivos

Well, baby, baby, baby, blues and sorrow
And I love you tomorrow
Just suit you just fine
Well, baby, baby, baby, blues and sorrow
I love you tomorrow
Just suit you just fine

I can't forget that you told me
So many promising lies
I'm a-trying to forget these
Lonesome tears in my eyes

You've broken my heart, gonna do it again
I can't forget the spell that I'm in
Can't forget that you told me
So many promising lies
I'm a-trying to forget these
Lonesome tears in my eyes

You've broken my heart, gonna do it again
I can't forget the spell that I'm in
Can't forget that you told me
So many promising lies
I'm a-trying to get forget these
Lonesome tears in my eyes

Well, baby, baby, baby, blues and sorrow
And I love you tomorrow
Just suit you just fine
Well, baby, baby, baby, blues and sorrow
I love you tomorrow
Just suit you just fine

I can't forget that you told me
So many promising lies
I'm a-trying to forget these
Lonesome tears in my eyes