Don't Let Go
Playmate Lyrics


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Don't go home, my little darlin'
Please don't leave the party yet
Don't go home, my little darlin'
Now that we have finally met

Can't you see I came to the party
'cause I knew that you'd be here?
Dance with me and stay at the party
So that I can hold you near

Don't go home, my little darlin'
'cause I'm so in love with you
Don't go home, my little darlin'
Till you learn to love me too

Don't go home, my little darlin'
Please don't leave the party yet
Don't go home, my little darlin'
Now that we have finally met

I have waited up for the party
'cause I knew we'd finally meet
When I saw you here at the party
Then it made my world complete

Don't go home, my little darlin'
Please don't leave me up a tree
Don't go home, my little darlin'
Don't go home, please stay with me

Don't go home, my little darlin'
Please don't leave the party yet
Don't go home, my little darlin'
Now that we have finally met

Can't you see I came to the party
'cause I knew that you'd be here?
Dance with me and stay at the party
So that I can hold you near

Don't go home, my little darlin'
'cause I'm so in love with you
Don't go home, my little darlin'
Till you learn to love me too


Don't go home, my little darlin'
FADE




Don't go home, my little darlin'
Don't go home, my little darlin'

Overall Meaning

The song "Don't Go Home" by Playmates is a plea to a lover not to leave the party yet, and to stay with the singer instead. The lyrics emphasize the singer's desire to be with their love interest that night, even going so far as to say that they came to the party to see them. It is clear that the singer is infatuated with this person and wants nothing more than to be near them. The repeated refrain of "don't go home" emphasizes their urgency and desperation to keep their love interest by their side.


The lyrics also suggest a sense of completeness that the singer feels in the presence of their love interest. They describe how seeing their love interest at the party "made [their] world complete," indicating that they feel happiest when they are near the person they love. The plea to stay at the party and dance with the singer also implies a desire for physical closeness and intimacy.


Overall, the song is a playful and upbeat love song that conveys the excitement and urgency of a new love. The lyrics highlight the desire to be with the one you love and the fear of losing them, as well as the joy and completeness that love can bring.


Line by Line Meaning

Don't go home, my little darlin'
I don't want you to leave yet


Please don't leave the party yet
Please stay at the party a little longer


Now that we have finally met
I'm glad we finally got to meet here


Can't you see I came to the party
I came to the party because I knew you would be here


'cause I knew that you'd be here?
I came to this party specifically to see you


Dance with me and stay at the party
Want to dance with you and spend more time together at the party


So that I can hold you near
I want to be close to you and hold you


'cause I'm so in love with you
I'm deeply in love with you


Till you learn to love me too
I hope you eventually fall in love with me as well


Please don't leave me up a tree
Please don't put me in an awkward situation


FADE
The song is ending


Don't go home, my little darlin'
Once again, please don't leave yet




Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
Written by: JOHNNY LEHMANN, STAN LEBOWKSY

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Comments from YouTube:

GE45

Truly captures the soul and innocence of the 1950s !

Jerry Jaye

they had a very unique vocal harmony

Bud Blankenship

Unique because it was friggin SPOT ON!!!

Richard Fisher

I loved the Playmates and this was my favorite by them.

louis hubbard

i love it

Joe Camp

Uncanny how close that intro guitar lick sounds like the one in "Chico Charlie" by Heidi Bruhl, a West German pop hit from the same window of time. Wow..... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nah_oObWWjo

Terrence Pickett

The Shirelles did a version in 1965.

Peter Emmert

The name Lebowsky reminds me of a guy who's promoting music CDs (T. J.) on Public Television - Wonder if they're related?

David Jackson

I think T. last name is Lebinski

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