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Charted at #61 on Billboard Hot 100 in August 1965 and #16 on Billboard Adult Contemporary chart. The following review refers to the fact that this was the fourth Vinton single release with "lonely" in the title since "Mr. Lonely" had become a big hit late in the previous year. Original Billboard review: "From the Carroll Baker film "Harlow" comes a well-written ballad, right up the "Lonely" hit Vinton alley". Written by Jay Livingston, Ray Evans & Neal Hefti. B-side is "If I Should Lose Your Love".
Charted at #61 on Billboard Hot 100 in August 1965 and #16 on Billboard Adult Contemporary chart. The following review refers to the fact that this was the fourth Vinton single release with "lonely" in the title since "Mr. Lonely" had become a big hit late in the previous year. Original Billboard review: "From the Carroll Baker film "Harlow" comes a well-written ballad, right up the "Lonely" hit Vinton alley". Written by Jay Livingston, Ray Evans & Neal Hefti. B-side is "If I Should Lose Your Love".
