Del Shannon - Sue's Gotta Be Mine w/LYRICS video free download
Sue's Gotta Be Mine -
"Del Shannon" -
Year song released 1963
Sue-ue-ue-ue-ue, why don't we go away
(go away)
Sue-ue-ue-ue-ue, we could leave today
(leave today)
Sue-ue-ue-ue-ue, what would your daddy say
(daddy say)
Sue-ue-ue-ue-ue, will he see things our way
(our way)
'Comon, baby, we'll find us a preacher man
In time your daddy will under-st-a-a-a-and..
Sue-ue-ue-ue-ue, who cares what people say
(people say)
Sue-ue-ue-ue-ue, let's leave today
(leave today)
I'll find us a secret hide-away-ay-ay
I'll get a job and I'll work everyda-y-yay
Sue-ue-ue-ue-ue, you gotta be my ba-ay-by
(be my baby)
Sue-ue-ue-ue-ue, you gotta' be mine
Sue-ue-ue-ue-ue, you gotta' be my ba-ay-by
(be my baby)
Sue-ue-ue-ue-ue, you gotta be mine
(all the time)
(fade out)
Sue-ue-ue-ue-ue, you gotta be my ba-ay-by
(be my baby)...
Comments
9 years ago
Gabriella M
sounds like a combo of big girls dont cry and sherry but hey still nice10 years ago
Mario Parrelli
Nice post of this lost hit...too bad it was never released in stereo but still a cool song.10 years ago
Brock White
Big hit in Chicago in late 1963 - his songs are wonderful!11 years ago
theonlymoo5e
Debuted on the CHUM (Canada) chart in Dec 1963, peaked at #11 & charted for 9 weeks Debuted on the Billboard pop chart on Nov 2, 1963, peaked at #71 & charted for 7 weeks Debuted on the UK pop chart on Oct 24, 1963, peaked at #21 & charted for 8 weeks Debuted on the Music Vendor pop chart on Oct 26, 1963, peaked at #67 & charted for 6 weeks13 years ago
Tunz909
@dogkelp No, it's VERY VERY similar to "Big Girls Don't Cry...so now we have to find out if Big Girls Don't Cry preceded this tune, or vice versa. I I'll investigate and post the result.15 years ago
chalomirof63
Sukie49: The lyrics as Brent441 wrote them ARE correct: "We'll find us a preacher man...." as in "... we WILL find us a preacher man." "Well find us ..." makes no sense.15 years ago
chalomirof63
thekeeper 1977: Many thanks!15 years ago
chalomirof63
Brent441: Thanks for posting. Not many know this one. And "ConroysUnderpants" - LOL - I agree; it was my fav from Del. Did it come out in '63 or '64?15 years ago
Jennyluvver
There were quite a few records released in 1963 that tried to duplicate the Four Seasons sound.15 years ago
SirBasildeBrush
Of course,...but by 1963 the Four Seasons were probably ripping off the surf craze - or was it the Beach Boys trying to sound like the Four Seasons? And wasn't Phil Spector in there somewhere?15 years ago
dogkelp
Isn't this kind of a ripoff of the Four Seasons' "Sherry"? Seriously, think about it!16 years ago
ConroysUnderpants
the best song del ever sang16 years ago
Brent441
Thank You for your input Sue...It has been corrected :>)16 years ago
sukie49
think its well find us a preacher man love sue16 years ago
dollybird1
this is very good love the song as my namesake lol love sueRelated Videos
