Singing The Blues-Artist: Guy Mitchell-the # 4 Song Of The 1955-1959 Rock Era-was # 1 For 10 Weeks In 1956-Words And Music By Melvin Endsley-competing Version By Marty Robbins Hit # 17Well, I Never Felt More Like Singin' The Blues'cause I Never Thought That I'd Ever LoseYour Love Dear, Why'd You Do Me This Way?Well, I Never Felt More Like Cryin' All Night'cause Everythin's Wrong, And Nothin' Ain't RightWithout You, You Got Me Singin' The Blues.The Moon And Stars No Longer ShineThe Dream Is Gone I Thought Was MineThere's Nothin' Left For Me To DoBut Cry-y-y-y Over You (cry Over You)Well, I Never Felt More Like Runnin' AwayBut Why Should I Go 'cause I Couldn't StayWithout You, You Got Me Singin' The Blues.Well, I Never Felt More Like Singin' The Blues'cause I Never Thought That I'd Ever LoseYour Love Dear, Why'd You Do Me This Way?Well, I Never Felt More Like Cryin' All Night'cause Everythin's Wrong, And Nothin' Ain't RightWithout You, You Got Me Singin' The Blues.Oh, The Moon And Stars No Longer ShineThe Dream Is Gone I Thought Was MineThere's Nothin' Left For Me To DoBut Cry-y-y-y Over You (cry Over You)Well, I Never Felt More Like Runnin' AwayBut Why Should I Go 'cause I Couldn't StayWithout You, You Got Me Singin' The BluesTranscribed By Ronald E. [email protected]