"Cry" is a soulful ballad performed by Johnnie Ray, released in 1951. The song's poignant lyrics and Ray's emotionally charged delivery encapsulate the heartache and despair of unrequited love. With its soaring melody and dramatic crescendos, "Cry" resonates deeply, reflecting the vulnerability and raw emotion of someone grappling with the pain of lost love. Ray's distinctive voice, with its quivering vibrato and powerful intensity, brings the song's themes of sorrow and longing to life, making

The biggest hit version of "Cry" was recorded in New York City by Johnnie Ray and The Four Lads on October 16, 1951. It is also featured in the classic musical revue "Forever Plaid" | Under The Streetlamp