Name the song the line is from Part II


Two-word title. A few more lines, and some hints:


My baby whispers in my ear
Mmm, _____ _______
He knows the things I like to hear
Mmm, _____ _______
Things he wouldn't tell nobody else
Secret baby, I keep 'em to myself



Female artist (real name: Brenda Mae Tarpley), who earned the nickname "Little Miss Dynamite."

The song was a #4 hit in both the US and UK.

Well, I was only 4 years old so I'm no expert but how many 14 year olds had a recording contract back then?
Teresa Brewer...Wayne Newton...
Not even Judy Garland did til 16.
Has to be a female
Quote

Originally posted by: clcjim
Two-word title. A few more lines, and some hints:


My baby whispers in my ear
Mmm, _____ _______
He knows the things I like to hear
Mmm, _____ _______
Things he wouldn't tell nobody else
Secret baby, I keep 'em to myself



Female artist (real name: Brenda Mae Tarpley), who earned the nickname "Little Miss Dynamite."

The song was a #4 hit in both the US and UK.


Must be Brenda Lee - is the song Sweet Nothings?

My Uncle had a pub in Oxfordshire near the American Air Base and I used to go there for holidays.
While the pub was closed I would be in there playing the jukebox. - I think that was on it.
Also this one

*****NEW*******

I wouldn't have to listen to his alibis

---------------------------------------

OK - I just discovered that although this Ameican song hit #2 in the UK, it was released as a B side in the US. The A side in the US hit #8 - so here is the A side instead -

***********NEW********

Here is the full verse

Safe in the glow of your love
Sent from the heavens above
Nothing can ever replace
The warmth of your tender embrace




Tonyrob

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Originally posted by: tonyrob
Quote

Originally posted by: clcjim
Two-word title. A few more lines, and some hints:


My baby whispers in my ear
Mmm, _____ _______
He knows the things I like to hear
Mmm, _____ _______
Things he wouldn't tell nobody else
Secret baby, I keep 'em to myself



Female artist (real name: Brenda Mae Tarpley), who earned the nickname "Little Miss Dynamite."

The song was a #4 hit in both the US and UK.


Must be Brenda Lee - is the song Sweet Nothings?

My Uncle had a pub in Oxfordshire near the American Air Base and I used to go there for holidays.
While the pub was closed I would be in there playing the jukebox. - I think that was on it.
Also this one

*****NEW*******

I wouldn't have to listen to his alibis

---------------------------------------

OK - I just discovered that although this Ameican song hit #2 in the UK, it was released as a B side in the US. The A side in the US hit #8 - so here is the A side instead -

***********NEW********

Here is the full verse

Safe in the glow of your love
Sent from the heavens above
Nothing can ever replace
The warmth of your tender embrace




Tonyrob


Here is the first verse -

When the evening shadows fall
and the lovely day is through
Then with longing I recall
the years I spent with you

Tonyrob


I guess that one won't fly.
A side was Mama
B side was Robot Man
Both by Connie Francis

Floor is open to anyone that has something!

Tonyrob
Beat-niks are out to make it rich,
oh no..... ____ __ ___ _______ __ ___ ______






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Originally posted by: noahcat
Beat-niks are out to make it rich,
oh no..... ____ __ ___ _______ __ ___ ______








Donovan, Season of the Witch

Bob.. we need a new lyric

otherwise, we're... playing w/ ourselves-- you around?
Well done, Bob. It was beginning to look like no one knew that one.

Bob, If you decide to play again in the future, and we hope you do, keep in mind that correctly guessing the most recent lyrics entitles you to post your own lyrics, if you'd like.

Looking back over the past 2-3 weeks, I see that Bob generally posts on evenings and weekends, which leads me to believe that he may work, run a business, or be otherwise occupied on weekdays. To keep things moving, someone should probably go ahead and post new lyrics.

Who wants to do the honors?


OK, I guess I'll post some lyrics:

Seeking out the poorer quarters where the ragged people go

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