Throwing back to the week of March 20, 1954, we find Jo Stafford and Doris Day hanging on the the #1 and #2 spots with ‘Make Love to Me‘ and ‘Secret Love,’ respectively.
At #3 that week, and kicking around the top ten for awhile, was a song I’ve seen listed in a number of different ways: ‘I Get So Lonely (Oh Baby Mine),’ ‘Oh Baby Mine (I Get So Lonely),’ ‘I Get So Lonely When I Dream About You (Oh Baby Mine).’ Whatever the name, it’s a catchy doo wop song by vocal group The Four Knights.
The Charlotte, North Carolina, based quartet had been performing for a decade with increasing success when they released this song, their biggest hit.
(Oh, baby mine)
(Oh, baby mine)
(Oh, baby mine)
[Chorus]
(Oh, baby mine)
I get so lonely when I dream about you
Can’t do without you
That’s why I dream about you
If I could only put my arms about you
Life would be so fair
[Verse 1]
(If you were there)
We two could hug and kiss
And never tire, I’m on fire
You are my one desire
I get so lonely when I dream about you
Why can’t you be there
[Verse 2]
Tossin’ and turnin’ in my slumber
(Oh, baby)
Holding you it seems
(Oh, baby)
I give you kisses without number
But only in my dreams
[Chorus]
(Oh, baby mine)
I get so lonely when I dream about you
Can’t do without you
That’s why I dream about you
If I could only put my arms about you
Life would be so fair
[Verse 2]
Tossin’ and turnin’ in my slumber
(Oh, baby)
Holding you it seems
(Oh, baby)
I give you kisses without number
But only in my dreams
[Chorus]
(Oh, baby mine)
I get so lonely when I dream about you
Can’t do without you
That’s why I dream about you
If I could only put my arms about you
Life would be so fair
[Outro]
(Oh, baby mine)
Life would be so fair
(Oh, baby mine)
Life would be so fair
Meet Me In Montauk 
Don’t think I’ve heard of this group or this song before, but I love these doowop ditties from the nascent days of rock and roll.
this music brings me back in time. Love it❤️