Here is my idea ...
If the battery is older than 24 months, I would replace it. When you left the lights on ... you drained it to the bottom. IF it takes a charge, it will be many hours at a trickle if you can bring it back at all.
That is my idea ...
Of couse you can do a voltabe check and a hydrometer check ... I think they will all point to a new battery.
Your battery can not be effectively charged by your alternator ... because for your alternator to work, you have to first put power into it (not self exciting). Since your battery is dead, that method will not work.
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