Faded pictures, yellow from time
Well worn memories of days gone by
Needing someone and nobody's there
These are the things
Broken dreams are made of,
Lord they're everywhere.
Oh, the tears of the lonely
Keep falling all the time,
Tears of the lonely
Never dry.
Another nighttime that just never ends
A helpless longing for what might have been
Another morning to face all alone
These are the things
Broken dreams are made of,
They go on and on.
Oh, the tears of the lonely
Keep falling all the time,
Tears of the lonely
Never dry.
Oh, the Tears of the lonely
Keep falling all the time,
Tears of the lonely
Never dry...
Tears Of The Lonely
Don Williams' song 'Tears of the Lonely' reflects on the pain of loneliness and broken dreams. The lyrics describe faded memories, sleepless nights, and the ongoing sorrow of those who feel abandoned. While not explicitly Christian, the song acknowledges a universal human experience and includes a prayerful address to God ('Lord they're everywhere'), suggesting a spiritual dimension. It resonates with themes of comfort and hope for the hurting, though it does not directly proclaim gospel truths.