When was the song “Seven Lonely Days” released by Lynn Anderson?

The song Seven Lonely Days was released in 1971, on the album “I'm Alright”.

Who composed the song “Seven Lonely Days” by Lynn Anderson?

The song “Seven Lonely Days” by Lynn Anderson was composed by Earl Shuman and Marshall Brown.

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Seven Lonely Days

Earl Shuman / Marshall Brown

Seven lonely days make one lonely week seven lonely nights make one lonely me
Ever since the time you told me we were through
Seven lonely days I've cried and cried for you
Oh my darling I'm crying hoo hoo hoo hoo there's no use in denying I've cried for you
What's your favorite past time just a making me blue
Last week was the last time I've cried for you

Seven hankies blue I filled with my tears seven letters too I filled with my fears
I guess it never paced to make your lover blue
Cause seven lonely days I've cried and cried for you
Oh my darling I'm crying...
Seven lonely days make one lonely week...

Trivia about the song Seven Lonely Days by Lynn Anderson

When was the song “Seven Lonely Days” released by Lynn Anderson?: The song Seven Lonely Days was released in 1971, on the album “I'm Alright”.
Who composed the song “Seven Lonely Days” by Lynn Anderson?: The song “Seven Lonely Days” by Lynn Anderson was composed by Earl Shuman and Marshall Brown.