Vanity

Bernard Bierman, Jack Manus, Guy Wood

They call it vanity because I'd rather be
All by myself instead of
Laughing with the crowd
If I don't care to be part of their gaiety
They often say to me, "Don't be so proud"

But how are they to know
I'm looking high and low
For love that used to be my own
I never even glance when offered new romance
I can't because I'm yours alone

Till you forgive again
I'll never live again
So will it be as long as we are far apart

It may be vanity to think you'll come to me
But is it vanity to hide a broken heart

Till you forgive again
Well I'll never live again
So will it be as long as we are far apart

It may be vanity to think you'll come to me
Is it vanity to hide a broken heart

Trivia about the song Vanity by Sarah Vaughan

On which albums was the song “Vanity” released by Sarah Vaughan?
Sarah Vaughan released the song on the albums “After Hours” in 1961, “16 Most Requested Songs” in 1993, “The Complete Columbia Recordings (1949-1953)” in 2006, and “Send In the Clowns: The Very Best of Sarah Vaughan” in 2006.
Who composed the song “Vanity” by Sarah Vaughan?
The song “Vanity” by Sarah Vaughan was composed by Bernard Bierman, Jack Manus, Guy Wood.

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