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Title of song and artist???

25 years ago

I am looking for the title and artist of a song I have rolling around in my head. Some of the words are:

Why do the stars go on shining , why do these eyes of mine cry, Don't they know it's the end of the world, it ended when you said goodbye. Can anyone help....??

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atvmom
25 years ago
"The End of the World" and it was sung by the Herman Hermits...although for some reason, I have what "sounds like Lesley Gore singing it in my head." At any rate, I think a woman also sang the song, but I'm probably wrong. Hope this helps.
sue
25 years ago
i believe it was sung by skeeter davis back in the sixies,
boy that was a long time ago. sure does bring back memories
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tammy
25 years ago
I think Skeeter's is the one I remember too, but has someone done a remake lately? It sure sounds familiar! I usually listen to country, so maybe it was a country artist. I'll keep trying to figure this one out. LOL
Penny
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You ladies are right it was Skeeter Davis, and it was around the 60"s, although she is still singing it today at the Grand Ole Opry. Penny

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