: The narrator tries to convince themselves their "mind’s more at ease," but ultimately admits that "it's awfully different" being alone. Sammy's Relationship with the Track
Sammy Davis Jr. ’s rendition of is a masterclass in his ability to blend swing, heartbreak, and high-energy showmanship. Originally an instrumental by Duke Ellington titled "Never No Lament," the song gained its famous lyrics by Bob Russell in 1942. The Story of the Song SAMMY DAVIS JR - DONT GET AROUND MUCH ANYMORE
: They avoid it because they "couldn't bear it" without their partner. : The narrator tries to convince themselves their
The lyrics tell a story of . The narrator is so heartbroken over a lost love that they can't even face their old social haunts: SAMMY DAVIS JR - DONT GET AROUND MUCH ANYMORE
: The narrator tries to convince themselves their "mind’s more at ease," but ultimately admits that "it's awfully different" being alone. Sammy's Relationship with the Track
Sammy Davis Jr. ’s rendition of is a masterclass in his ability to blend swing, heartbreak, and high-energy showmanship. Originally an instrumental by Duke Ellington titled "Never No Lament," the song gained its famous lyrics by Bob Russell in 1942. The Story of the Song
: They avoid it because they "couldn't bear it" without their partner.
The lyrics tell a story of . The narrator is so heartbroken over a lost love that they can't even face their old social haunts: