Emile Ford
Lance Fortune
The Flee-Rekkers
Ricky Wayne & The Flee-Rekkers
Michael Cox
The Flee-Rekkers
Peter Jay (Peter Lynch)
Danny Rivers
The Outlaws (UK)
The Outlaws (UK)
Cliff Bennett & The Rebel Rousers
John Leyton
Mike Berry & The Outlaws (UK)
The Moontrekkers
John Leyton
Iain Gregory
Screaming Lord Sutch
John Leyton
Mike Berry & Admirals
Don Charles
John Leyton
The Tornados
Michael Cox
The Packabeats
Peter Jay & The Jaywalkers
Houston Wells & The Marksmen
Mike Berry & The Outlaws (UK)
The Tornados
The Tornados
Screaming Lord Sutch
The Tornados
Glenda Collins
Houston Wells & The Marksmen
Jenny Moss
The Saints (Band)
Heinz
Geoffrey Goddard
Pamela Blue
Heinz
The Dowlands
Heinz
The Honeycombs
Heinz
The Honeycombs
The Blue Rondos
The Honeycombs
David John & The Mood
The Honeycombs
The Syndicats
Glenda Collins
The Cryin’ Shames
The Buzz (1960s Band)
The Riot Squad (1960s Band)
Jason Eddie & The Centremen
Glenda Collins
The final product of John Leyton’s partnership with songwriter Geoffrey Goddard and producer Joe Meek, “Lonely City” is the culmination of many of the themes present in the trio’s earlier work.
Like “Lone Rider,” also released in 1962, the song’s narrator is a lonely man, though here his quest for...
Deep in the heart of a lonely city
I wandered sad and all alone
Then in the heart of a lonely city
I saw the girl that I want for my own
She, just like me, was alone in the city
Searching for someone who really could care
And then in a moment I'd lost my heart
To this lovely young girl who was standing there
Say little girl you've taken my loneliness away
You and your smile have turned my night into day
Oh
Well now in the heart of a lonely city
I'll never wander sad and alone
For by my side and holding my hand
Is this lovely young girl that I've made my own
Say little girl you've taken my loneliness away
You and your smile have turned my night into day
Oh
Oh
Oh
Oh
Lonely City was written by Geoffrey Goddard.
Lonely City was produced by Joe Meek.