Here are the lyrics to “Blue on Blue” by Bobby Vinton:
Blue on blue, heartache on heartache
Blue on blue now that we are through
Blue on blue, heartache on heartache
And I find I can’t get over losing you
I walk along the street we used to walk
Two by two, lovers pass
And as they’re passing by, I could die
‘Cause you’re not here with me
Now the trees are bare
There’s sadness in the air
And I’m as blue as I can be
Blue on blue, heartache on heartache
Blue on blue now that we are through
Blue on blue, heartache on heartache
And I find I can’t get over losing you
Night after lonely night, we meet in dreams
As I run to your side
You wait with open arms, open arms
That now are closed to me
Through a veil of tears
Your vision disappears
And I’m as blue as I can be
Blue on blue, heartache on heartache
Blue on blue now that we are through
Blue on blue, heartache on heartache
And I find I can’t get over losing you
Blue on blue, heartache on heartache
Blue on blue now that we are through
Blue on blue”
Vinton was born Stanley Robert Vinton, Jr. in Canonsburg, PA, in 1935. (The singer and TV personality Perry Como was also born in Canonsburg.) Vinton’s father was a bandleader. Besides singing, Bobby plays the clarinet, oboe, sax, piano, drums, and trumpet. He served in the U.S. Army and has had numerous hit records since the 1960s. Among his most popular songs, besides “Blue on Blue” are “Roses are Red (My Love),” “Blue Velvet,” “There! I’ve Said it Again,” “Mr. Lonely,” and “My Melody of Love.” Vinton continues to tour and perform.
If you are interested in other songs by Bobby Vinton: “Blue Velvet” and “Roses are Red (My Love).”
For a compilation of Bobby Vinton’s greatest hits, please consider this: Bobby Vinton’s Greatest Hits
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