Come On-A My House
Rosemary Clooney (1) Lyrics

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Come on-a my house, my house, I'm gonna give you candy
Come on-a my house, my house, I'm gonna give a you
Apple, a plum and apricot-a too eh
Come on-a my house, my house a come on
Come on-a my house, my house a come on
Come on-a my house, my house I'm gonna give a you
Figs and dates and grapes and cakes eh
Come on-a my house, my house a come on

Come on-a my house, my house a come on
Come on-a my house, my house, I'm gonna give you candy
Come on-a my house, my house, I'm gonna give you everything

Come on-a my house, my house, I'm gonna give you Christmas tree
Come on-a my house, my house, I'm gonna give you
Marriage ring and a pomegranate too ah
Come on-a my house, my house a come on
Come on-a my house, my house a come on
Come on-a my house, my house I'm gonna give a you
Peach and pear and I love your hair ah
Come on-a my house, my house a come on
Come on-a my house, my house a come on
Come on-a my house, my house, I'm gonna give you Easta-egg
Come on-a my house, my house, I'm gonna give you
Everything, everything, everything

Come on-a my house

Overall Meaning

The song "Come On-A My House" by Rosemary Clooney is a cheerful invitation to a guest to visit the singer's home where they will be welcomed with treats such as candies, fruit, cakes, and even a Christmas tree. The lyrics use a playful tone and repetition of the phrase "come on-a my house" to create a warm and inviting atmosphere for the listener to feel at ease.

The song was written by Ross Bagdasarian and William Saroyan, and became a hit for Rosemary Clooney in 1951. The song has since been covered by various artists, including Dean Martin and Sam Cooke. The unique blend of Armenian, Arabic, and American musical influences in the song's composition has made it a timeless classic.

Some of the lyrics in the song have cultural references, such as the pomegranate which is a prominent fruit in Armenian culture, and the Easta-egg which is a nod to Easter celebrations. The use of these cultural references adds depth to the song's meaning and showcases the diverse background of its creators.

Overall, "Come On-A My House" is a nostalgic tune that celebrates hospitality, generosity, and the joy of spending time with loved ones. Its catchy melody and upbeat rhythm make it a popular choice for harmonizing and singalongs.

Line by Line Meaning

Come on-a my house, my house, I'm gonna give you candy
Please come and visit my house, where I will give you sweet treats as a hospitable gesture

Come on-a my house, my house, I'm gonna give a you Apple, a plum and apricot-a too eh
Come inside my abode where I promise to give you a taste of delicious fruit, including apples, plums, and apricots

Come on-a my house, my house a come on
Please, do not hesitate and come over to my house right away

Come on-a my house, my house I'm gonna give a you Figs and dates and grapes and cakes eh
Upon your visit, I'll also offer you some tasty figs, dates, grapes, and cakes

Come on-a my house, my house, I'm gonna give you Christmas tree
During the Christmas time, I'll give you the gift of a beautifully adorned tree when you visit my home

Come on-a my house, my house, I'm gonna give you Marriage ring and a pomegranate too ah
In addition to sharing pleasant conversations, I'll present you with more gifts, such as a marriage ring and a pomegranate

Come on-a my house, my house I'm gonna give a you Peach and pear and I love your hair ah
As your gracious host, I'll also offer you ripe peaches and pears while admiring your lovely hair

Come on-a my house, my house, I'm gonna give you Easter-egg
On Easter, I plan on giving you an egg filled with candy and other surprises when you visit my house

Come on-a my house, my house, I'm gonna give you everything, everything, everything
No matter when you visit, expect to receive everything you could possibly desire as my guest

Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
Written by: Ross Bagdasarian, William Saroyan

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Most interesting comment from YouTube:

@Ardub23

4y↑221

List of rewards for coming on-a her house:
– Candy
– Apple
– Plum
– Apricot
– Figs
– Dates
– Grapes
– Cakes
– Candy
– Everything
– Christmas tree
– Marriage ring
– Pomegranate
– Peach
– Pear
– Easter egg
– Everything
– Everything
– Everything

Pretty enticing list, but she forgot to say please.

All comments from YouTube:

@gwynenglishnielsen8596

3y↑5

Glad to see that Rosemary has so many views.

@williamrolls1036

Hello friend, how are you doing today

@grahambrown1980

1y↑27

I LOVE the harpsichord! This song is so sophisticated! Perfect for a Halloween playlist! 👻🎃

@jjr1728

15w

I love labradors

@Ardub23

4y↑221

@naciye123

3y↑11

She forgot to include the kitchen sink in the list.

@Mr.Robert1

3y↑6

Why they really came out to her house was for her hay nanny nanny!

@Mr.Robert1

3y↑3

@@naciye123 and the bearded clam

@007lamiss

3y↑3

No need

@biruss

3y↑3

@@Mr.Robert1 and chocolate chip cookies and juicy muffins

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@ronbranam4337

8y↑330

The song was written by Ross Bagdasarian (AKA David Seville)and his cousin, the Armenian American Pulitzer Prize winning author William Saroyan, (both natives of Fresno, CA) in the summer of 1939, while driving across New Mexico. The melody is based on an Armenian folk song.

@igorsutak

8y↑15

thank you, wikipedia!

@psychobunny4097

6y↑7

Shit i live in Fresno

@fenderjag114

6y↑8

Bagdasarian has a lot to answer for. But who am I kidding? I loved the Chipmunks.

@Gmackematix

5y↑7

Come on-a my house, I'm a give you oo ee oo ah ah ting tang walla walla bing bang!

@mrsloveydove4579

4y↑6

fenderjag114 I legit came here because of Miss Miller. Just watched The Chipmunk Adventure with my toddler 😂

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@tosherification

3y↑39

Ross Bagdasarian turned the harpsichord into a jazz instrument! Loved it and Rosie so much! She made songs so classy, even "extra value is what you get, when you buy Coronet!"

@youtuuba

1y↑1

Ross Bagdasarian wrote the music to this song, but I have seen nothing to credit him with having anything to do with the choice to accompany Rosemary on the harpsichord in the studio recording session. Are you confused about his role in this song, or is there some secret lore you are aware of?

@nealbradleigh5069

31w↑1

Hey, ad endorsements paid the bills. Artists of this caliber never lose their sheen.
Each generation should take their kids under wing to expose them to the wealth of artistic variety out here to lean from and enjoy.
Who'da thunk it that that an entire generation of 90s kids would be watching rehashed cartoon characters from a late 50s novelty song (and I STILL HATE ALVIN)?
Talent lasts and lasts. I wonder if I heard Ross keyboarding on the theme score of creator BOB KANE's cartoon spy-era spoof, COOL McCOOL?

@AlanSmitheeman

14w

Stan Freeman played the harpsichord on this track. Mitch Miller led the quartet of musicians.

@lanettesuggs5130

10y↑57

I've always LOVED this song! She has a voice to die for!

@johnnydangerous5971

52w↑2

Unique Voice! Raw talent ❤

@grahambrown1980

32w↑1

I think I just did, over and over! 👌🏻 This and Mambo Italiano! 👌🏻

@stevensaroyan3647

11y↑27

"Come On-a My House", a hit for Rosemary Clooney, based on an Armenian folk song, written by William Saroyan with his cousin, Ross Bagdasarian, later the impresario of Alvin and the Chipmunks.

@sallyjrwjrw6766

2y↑1

I first heard this song on the original Alvin and the Chipmunks movie and I thought it was made up. Reading your comment makes me realize it's an homage.

@gerardoleary9606

He Also appears in the movie rear window as the piano player.

@youtuuba

1y↑1

@@gerardoleary9606 , Ross Bagdasarian also appears in the WWII classic "Stalag 17" as a minor character who has speaking lines a few times with the lead characters, and sings the song "I Love You" during the barrack's Christmas party as all the men are dancing.

@youtuuba

The articles and quote I have seen from those involved indicate that this song was written to resemble an Armenian folk song melody that Ross Bagdasarian knew of. He did not write the lyrics, which his cousin William Saroyan wrote while on a road trip in New Mexico, with the idea referencing an Armenian custom of inviting friends to one's home and showering them with lavish gifts of food. But this is an original 1930's American song, not some old Armenian folk song, and both the composer and lyricist were from California, not Armenia.

@NReese-if1nm

10y↑54

I first heard this song when I was a small child-- didn't understand the lyrics, but loved the beat! Later, when I grew old enough to understand the lyrics, I loved those as well. Rosemary Clooney was truly an original.

@badgerfaninnj

2y↑3

She hated this song. Did not want to record it.

@dobleclanger

1y↑2

The lyrics are coarsely suggestive, which is 👍🏻.

@smooches1368

1y↑2

I was not quite 4 years old when this came out. My sister and I sometimes stayed at our baby sitter's house and she would give us candy. I was closing in on seven when This Old House became popular. I didn't realize there was a harpsichord in the instruments Cool. The Beatles used harpsicord in their music when I was 17.

@loekiekanters4295

50w↑1

@@dobleclangerommon to my house i give you candy, than you know enough. Great record though.

@nolablanchespaulding-tope6434

11y↑11

I have a 78 of this. In 1951, songs were still released as singles on 78s, too.

@BenatarTribute

4y↑1

Yes...! My Grandmother had a 78 of this...not sure where it is but it's somewhere. I used to listen to it on an old RCA Victor Hi-Fi we had. This and "Along Came Jones" on a 45, which I still have, were my favorites! :)

@AnyoneCanSee

12y↑3

Great song. Never heard of her before but was reading about George Clooney. That family sure hit the genetic lottery with looks and talent.

@GlisanHousecasa-st5cl

Reading about George Clooney you meant you heard them on Girls Next door on E! Network

@tangobango9653

4y↑18

I remember this great song on my Uncle’s big, beautiful ‘53 Wurlitzer Jukebox in his tavern. Good Times. 🥴

@jnrose6425

2y↑5

My grandpa used to play this song all the time growing up. He loved Rosemary Clooney.

@JOLENE2008

1y↑1

Pure Gold

@williamrolls1036

4w↑1

Hello friend,how are you doing today

@TheArtofGuitar

3y↑42

I’m hooked, and smitten damnit!! 😍

@cysper4703

3y↑1

This is the song used in WWF In Your House Game Commercial.

That's why I looked up for this.

@michaela.chmieloski3196

3y↑5

Oh, yeah, man, if she had invited me to her house I'd have been there in a heartbeat!

@garydifrancesco1612

2y↑5

I still can't believe Rosie hated
this song. She was wise to
record it. It made her a star.

@youtuuba

1y↑2

When I dug into the history of this song, as far as I was able to anyway, I found nothing substantial about her hating it. All I found was that she thought it was rather trivial, and she did not feel comfortable singing in the Armenian accent that composer Ross Bagdasarian had in mind, so she asked to sing it with the only accent she WAS comfortable with, Italian, and that was approved. This is the song that changed her career from that of just another "girl singer" to a superstar, so it seems unreasonable for her to "hate" it.

@rigure

15w

@@youtuuba I thought perhaps she was bothered by the suggestiveness of the song, I'm not familiar with older music although in all fairness I just generally don't know a lot about the artists, so I've no clue what her other songs are like and it's just something I thought could be the case. Perhaps I'm wrong and she never cared about such a thing, I don't know.

@victoriajustus2909

23w

What memories of my grandma's house when I was very young child from an Italian family ❤

@williamrolls1036

Hello Victoria,how are you doing today

@bonitachellel4832

4y↑4

Sang this song one Sunday after church for the family; ended up running down the long hallway with the dog and my furious mother in pursuit. I think it was the, "I'm gonna give you everything" line that set "Mad Mary" off!!! I was 5 yrs old.🙄

@markmarkofkane8167

3y↑11

I discovered this song as a kid on my Dad's old 78 RPM record in the 70's. This sounded like rock and roll to me. This Ole house is another of my favs.

@danielnevees

8y↑8

on this same day (July 28th) in 1951 this song hit #1 on the US and would stay there for eight weeks

@combatautumn

6y↑11

My sister and I use to play this song all the time from my Mom's collection. Great song to dance to. Wow.what a workout!

@FleetwoodCat

5y↑6

Why I woke up this morning having to hear this song, I have no idea. Love it!

@brotherjerrylockhart7561

4y↑3

I write a blog about 3 days a week and one of the features is "the song in my head" each day when I wake up. today it was this one! (SIMH) Crazy!

@Marcel_Audubon

pomegranate seed caught in your teeth, maybe?

@bluecamus5162

11y↑12

Discovered this wonderful gem late in life and played it for my Father, who remembered it well as the song that put Rosemary on the map. I usually don't like fluffy movies, but I enjoyed Rosemary and Vera-Ellen in White Christmas.

@Gadhadhar1874Dakshesh

2y↑1

My Mother along with my Great Grandmother used to love this song and used to play it a lot. Sadly now, There both deceased.

@kartikeyajuneja4925

2y↑3

Rosemary Clooney has one of the finest voices ever!

@jenniferfrost7713

6y↑1

What an awesome lady Rosemary was. In 1986 in Beverly Hills I ate dinner at the Rangoon Racquet Club next Booth over from her where she was sitting with Betty White. Awesome for me!

@Kelly-nm4kw

Hello Jennifer, How are you doing?

@Gildedbutterfly1976

3y↑5

God her voice is amazing. 😍😍😍

@williamrolls1036

Hello friend, how are you doing today

@Sactown15

3y↑3

I've never heard someone jam on the harpsichord so hard before

@williamrolls1036

Hello friend,how are you doing today

@maureen1938

9y↑7

LOVELY....she has such a sunshine voice.

@sexobscura

... and after sunshine comes the darkness of night

@ToddSmith1

11y↑71

the ragitime minor key harpsichord blows my mind

@darrylcpreston4043

4y↑2

The genius of Stan Freeman! Some claim that he used a piano, with muffled keys.

@darrylcpreston4043

4y↑4

@@brucegerard309 The 'story' came from Stan himself. He said that he went into the studio the night before and attached paper to all 88. I think that his point was that this break, with some technically difficult sections, would be easier to handle on a piano.

@ianmoore5502

4y↑2

I am nowhere near a beginner and this song escapes my every technical ability

@worldnotworld

@@darrylcpreston4043 Oh, that's a harpsichord all right!

@worldnotworld

@@darrylcpreston4043 It has the wrong attack for that setup! I assume Stan was bluffing to hide how he really got the sound.

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@BigBob5909

13y↑3

Come On A My House hit #1 in the U.S. charts in 1951.

@michaeljayklein500

9y↑11

Love this recording! And yes, Rosemary and that harpsichord--just a gem!

@richardreandeau7078

29w

Chipmunk Adventure introduced me to this unforgettable gem

@robertthomas2001

7y↑5

I remember this being played again and again on my dad's 49 Buick Roadmaster. Still sounds good!

@dreamcast8430

2y↑2

I picked this up on vinyl for 50 cents. Dope song

@michelledebrouex5057

3y↑1

I just heard this song on a commercial never heard of Ms. Clooney but I really like this song.

@robin2000

4y↑1

Rest in peace the genius and lovely Rosemary Clooney
👶🏻 May 23 1972

@GeorgetteBu

5y↑12

Makes me want get out on the dance floor and pop back doing the swing.

@Bigmonkeyceci

3y↑1

BUITUFLE!!we used a musical to this song and .......PERFECT!

@lannalane4247

4y↑1

I listened to this all the time when I was a kid. We had some old '78 records and sadly, they were so brittle that they didn't last. Well, lol, they had lasted a LONG time before I ever got them.

@tinamillersilverman

10y↑8

Love this. One of my father's favorites!

@2EKgn16

35w↑1

I just heard the Earthe Kitt version which is English mixed with Japanese. Then realized this is the original. I vaguely recall hearing this version play on the radio. Both are catchy .

@vandykemindreader

5y↑4

This f'ing thing moves baby. Early Rock n Roll

@robbybonfire9944

6y↑2

Way ahead of its time and quite bold, lyrically.

@SuperHartline

10y↑14

Sitting at a luncheonette counter in L.A. near the Baldwin Hills, Rodeo Road (not Rodeo Drive in Beverley Hills). The counter had those little mini jukeboxes every three or four stools. This song started up and two handsome studs began to get off on it.1954? or thereabouts. America was good then. The war in Korea was over and so was Joe McCarthy. Rosie was fabulous.

@EddieHaskelll

9y↑2

Hey Reuben, I'm glad the song made you feel good, but your history is a bit off. This song topped the charts in the summer of 1951, smack-dab in the MIDDLE of the Korean War. It was far from over. Some would say it is not over yet and in many respects they would be right. But back in 1951, American dads, brothers, uncles, cousins were still over there getting shot up, killed and wounded and would be there for two full years more.. The red-baiting Joe McCarthy was barely ascendant, with the worst of his fully insane, jingoistic anti-commie fear mongering yet to come. But, prosperity (for white people, anyway) and rock n roll was just around the corner!

@SuperHartline

9y↑1

+Eddy Haskel Thanks. I stand corrected. However i guess I heard it in 1954 and assumed it was new. In 1951 I was nine years old. A little young to be taking my leisure at a lunch counterd by myself.

@sexobscura

and the USA makes sure that wars never end

@Marcel_Audubon

2 handsome studs getting off??

@briancollins1579

9y↑80

Jamming on a harpsichord!

@christopheranton13

8y↑4

Harpsichords are awesome

@bb3ca201

7y↑3

Brian Collins this song totally rocks it!

@victorgodot8833

5y↑3

Yeah, Lurch can really play dat thing!

@patriciakehaya6711

5y↑2

This drives me wild love it

@PinkyJujubean

1y↑1

Every time I hear this I want to dance around

@michaelschuenemann3505

4y↑2

FANTASTIC SONG - FANTASTIC SINGER !!!!

@matthewdunn2378

3y↑1

Beautiful voice for a beautiful person R. I. P Rosemary

@karmakat77

Your grandson is the sexiest man alive! Nice job!

@andydrewlinger9301

27w

Rosemary is one of George's aunts. His father, Nick, in one of Rosemary's siblings.

@youletterrybone80

35w

I still remember Ms. Miller from The Chipmunks Adventure Movie singing this in the kitchen. 😊

@user-fk6vj9fm8d

7y↑1

!HUGE HIT OF THE 50S-TREMENDOUS

@ArchibaldHaddock1000

11y↑3

I discovered this song while reading Kerouac "On the road", section 12 :"Fresno...Yes Sarayan's town

@Xicachayo510

12y↑1

I love rosemary clooney!!!!!

@martinwalters1954

10y↑2

Good god. I feel in love with here at 7yrs old. Hahahaha. Great tune and she sang the hell out of it.

@tinabailey3170

My husband used to sing this to me when we had twin beds years ago 😂

@Jenaymetal

11y↑3

idk why i love this song. its really catchy!

@GuanoLad

6y↑18

Jazz harpsichord is what makes this song.

@sandaglad

4y↑1

Pianist Stan Freeman on harpsichord. Check out his "Perdido" on harpsichord here at youtube,

@perfectmotionx

John1948.. thank you for the bio on Rosemary Clooney. Much appreciated!

@MegaPixieStix

11y↑1

AWESOME tune...and that Hammond organ lends just the right amount of creepiness lol

@dobleclanger

Perhaps that creepiness was a precursor to Devil Woman / Black Magic Woman type songs that probably do feminism a disservice by painting women as mysteriously scheming and bad etc. The seductress as predator?

@melissamear5391

51w

What a gorgeous woman and so stellar.

@rockwildeblues

10y

this woman was so wonderfull to know, to meet by chance , no inflated ego , real girl
from Maysville,ky,, wonderfull talent , way overlooked by most .

@JesusEmmanuelChrist

3y↑4

A song just dripping with good old-fashioned values. 😮

@robbybonfire9944

5y↑1

Still love this passionate, subtle woman.

@jellyfishattack

10y↑3

Wonderful singer, wonderful song, thank you for posting it!

@swell1guy

5y↑1

Played with the Denver / Colorado Symphony an she was just great 😍

@pontiacGXPfan

This lady gave us and the world George Clooney?

@andydrewlinger9301

27w

She is one of George's aunts.

@Marcel_Audubon

no, she didn't

@publius09

Wow perfection achieved today!

@user-fk1wr8su8x

37w↑1

名曲にしてくれた！

@sylvias4899

5y↑7

I like this song for Halloween.

@cokaina

11y↑11

Im in love with her voice. End of the story. xd

@jineen123

first time I hear this song in 1983 was only 11 then my neighbor Mr. Bob was around 75 then he played it and I listen to it to remind me of the good neighbor we had, Look forward to see him come from work in the afternoon, take care of the garden he had and told me lot of stories, then 5 minutes to 6pm he would tell me its time for my tea and by 6PM Sharp . His lovely wife Mrs Barbra would sit together and enjoy tea together by 8pm they go to bed. look at us now, The internet and technology age forgotten messed up our lives that everyone tunes to their own tune instead of gather around family and friends like the good old days. the Black and white TV with only 4 then later a 5th channel life wasn't meant to be like today. its like the good old days. 40 years later Im 51 Mr Bob would be 115 if he is around. Rest in peace havent seen him for many many years over 30 years

@JADEROBINSONS

8y↑1

I love this song and i love Rosemary Clooney voice as well

@williamhild1793

11w↑3

Mitch Miller produces it...
Stan Freeman plays the harpsichord...
Rosemary Clooney sings it...

Wow! Couldn't help but be an all-time classic!

@andyriverosramos6990

3y↑2

Vengo por el libro de "EL BLUES DE UNA SOLA BALDOSA", es la primera vez que escucho una música de este genero y siento que estoy atrapado en estas hermosas melodías.

@EddieHaskelll

9y↑1

#1 Billboard hit the week I was born.

@user-co8ik3ed9q

6y↑2

この歌大好き❤

@Myself-yf5do

27w

I first heard this when I was about ten, on a CD of Halloween songs one of my aunts made for the family. Later, when I was in high school, the cafeteria had Halloween songs playing, and when I recognized one of them, I wondered if it was the same CD my aunt made...what a twist that would've been.

@HansOlo354

24w

Wikipedia: Although she performed "Come On-a My House" for many years, Clooney later confessed that she hated the song. She said she had been given a practice record of it and had told Miller it was not for her. Miller gave her an ultimatum: record the song or be fired. During a 1988 interview, Clooney said that whenever she listened to the recording, she could hear the anger in her voice from being forced to sing it.[4][5] Note: The 'Miller' she mentions is Mitch Miller who was head of A&R at Columbia.

@user-po4pq4xw2e

5y↑1

Timeless a song.

@henryprzepiorka

unusual song. Catchy tune, pretty lady. George Clooney's auntie

@lowellthomasjr.468

10y↑2

One of my early memories...GREAT tune !

@stanenhypenn

3y↑2

I finally found it

@pillowbandit4837

10y↑1

I love this song

@gypsyqueen1964

12y

Now that is the original Rock-A-Billy song! :)

@robertmalone5985

gypsyqueen1964 Italian rockabilly by a woman of German descent. Simply Amazing. My second favorite song of 1951 after Sixty Minute Man by the Dominoes.

@gayanedanielbek7427

2y↑1

Music - Ross Baghdasaryan
The words - William Saroyan performed by the authors
Two Armenian cousins, both from Fresno- William Saroyan and Ross Bagdasarian - Come On-A My House

@henryemrich7209

Total earmworm!

@bluecamus5162

11y↑2

I have to agree with John1948 on this. I only heard this for the first time in about 2006 and flipped for it. I played it for my son and his friend and they like it too. It's not Cole Porter or Bob Dylan, but it's a nice song if delivered in the style intended---fun!

@jeffromano2057

Love the harpsichord.

@robinh.7958

Beautiful

@williamrolls1036

Hello friend, how are you doing today

@robinh.7958

Hi @@williamrolls1036

@externalisopod3877

I like looking up old music and seeing all the elders be nostalgic in the comments

@noellewien7267

8y↑8

I heard Eddie Haskle sing this On Leave it to Beaver

@cnadeau71

Me too lol I just goggled it because of him.

@scottburton2218

9y↑3

# 1 song way back in 1951-An all-time classic that was co-written by Ross Bagdesarian (David Seville who brought us Alvin & The Chipmunks).

@aneffortlesssmile

4y↑2

A Fallout 4 radio mod brought me here. I really have to thank the author and the developers of Fallout: New Vegas for showing me such wonderful classics of the golden age.

@serranonative49

12y

Love Ms.Clooney

@williamrolls1036

Hello friend, how are you doing today

@BruLc7

6y↑3

It does seem strange that many singers disliked some of the songs that made them so popular.

@dobleclanger

I can understand Stairway To Heaven being too much to Robert Plant. Listening to it 100 times as a teen was enough for me too. It seems cliched now.

@djrom66

3y↑1

George’s Aunt was an amazing singer!!! I want some of that candy.

@IBenZik

About 1960 when I was young and stupid I remember this song on my folks record player 78rpm what a life.

@beyoncetyratina

13y↑1

This song... tsk tsk tsk... I love it!

@loisraymcinnis6006

HAPPY OLDIE.

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