A Man Without Love By Engelbert Humperdink / lyrics / Chords / Karaoke

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"A Man Without Love" by Engelbert Humperdinck is a passionate and emotional ballad that speaks to the deep feelings of loneliness and heartache experienced by someone who has lost their love. Released in 1968, the song features a lush orchestral arrangement typical of Humperdinck's style, with dramatic strings and sweeping melodies.

The lyrics convey the sorrow and emptiness of life without love. The protagonist feels lost and incomplete, as love once gave meaning and purpose to his existence. The chorus emphasizes the pain of living without love, with lines like:

"I can't face this world that's fallen down on me, so if you see my girl, tell her about my world, I'm a man without love."

Humperdinck’s rich, smooth baritone voice enhances the emotional depth of the song, making it a heartfelt and memorable piece that resonates with anyone who has experienced the pain of unrequited or lost love.

The song's timeless theme and romantic melancholy have made it an enduring classic in Humperdinck's repertoire.