Pack up Your Sorrows

PAULINE MARDEN BRYAN, RICHARD FARINA

[Refrain]
Well, if somehow you could pack up your sorrows,
And give them all to me.
You would lose them, I know how to use them,
Give them all to me.

[Refrain]

No use cryin', talking to a stranger,
Namin' the sorrows you've seen;
Oh, 'cause there are too many bad times,
Too many sad times,
Nobody knows what you mean.

[Refrain]

No use ramblin' walkin' in the shadows,
Trailin' a wanderin' star.
No one beside you, no one to hide you,
An' nobody knows where you are.

[Refrain]

No use roamin', walking by the roadside,
Seekin' a satisfied mind.
Ah, 'cause there are too many highways,
Too many byways,
Nobody's walkin' behind.

[Refrain]
You would lose them, I know how to use them,
Give them all to me.

Trivia about the song Pack up Your Sorrows by Peter, Paul and Mary

On which albums was the song “Pack up Your Sorrows” released by Peter, Paul and Mary?
Peter, Paul and Mary released the song on the albums “The Peter, Paul and Mary Album” in 1966 and “Album” in 1966.
Who composed the song “Pack up Your Sorrows” by Peter, Paul and Mary?
The song “Pack up Your Sorrows” by Peter, Paul and Mary was composed by PAULINE MARDEN BRYAN, RICHARD FARINA.

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