IT'S MY PARTY
Lesley Gore
Nobody knows where my Johnny has gone Judy left the same time Why was he holding her hand When he's supposed to be mine It's my party, and I'll cry if I want to Cry if I want to, cry if I want to You would cry too if it happened to you Playin' my records, keep dancin' all night Leave me alone for a while 'Till Johnny's dancin' with me I've got no reason to smile It's my party, and I'll cry if I want to Cry if I want to, cry if I want to You would cry too if it happened to you ------ LEAD BREAK ------ Judy and Johnny just walked through the door Like a queen with her king Oh what a birthday surprise Judy's wearin' his ring It's my party, and I'll cry if I want to Cry if I want to, cry if I want to You would cry too if it happened to you50s and 60s 50s60s 60s all-time favourite awesomeness Ballad Beatlesque beautiful Brill Building Pop catchy as hell chicas 60 chupi piruli cilla and lesley classic rock cool dance dance dance dance er favorite songs Favourite Songs feel good female female vocalist female vocalists Girl Groups girlpop Girls Group give booze a chance golden oldies goldene jugendzeit GOOD OLDIES Greatest Songs Of All Time Guilty Pleasures happy harmonic heartbreak hey its my party life lessons lipstick Marcelles Favourites motown and oldies my 500 essential songs my ladies naive New Love NJOK nostalgia nostalgic old school loves oldbill oldies oldies but goodies oldies n goodies pop pop standard Quiplash quittenlikoer rock rock n roll romantic sad sad and loving it Sentimental sing along songs skeive skiver soft rock soul soundtrack for insanity Springlike teh luv The Good Stuff think 70s show title is a full sentence Track: Lesley Gore -Its my Par vocal what our parents taught us to yid shit
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