Dawn
The Four Seasons and Frankie Valli Lyrics

Pretty as a midsummers morn, they call her Dawn
Dawn is beautiful and known for her loveliness like a gorgeous summer morning.

Dawn, go away I'm no good for you
The singer is warning Dawn that he is not good enough for her and she should find someone else.

Oh, Dawn, stay with him he'll be good to you
The singer is encouraging Dawn to stay with her current partner because he will treat her well.

Hang on, Hang on to him
The singer is urging Dawn to hold onto her partner.

Think, what a big man he'll be
The singer is suggesting that Dawn's partner will become successful and powerful in the future.

Think, all the places you'll see
The singer is painting a picture of all the amazing places Dawn and her partner can go together.

Now think what the future would be
The singer is prompting Dawn to consider what her future will look like.

With a poor boy like me
The singer believes he is not wealthy or successful enough for Dawn to have a good future with him.

Dawn go away, please go away
The singer is begging Dawn to leave him.

Although I know I want you to stay
The singer admits to having feelings for Dawn but knows it is not the best decision for either of them.

Dawn go away, please go away
The singer repeats his request for Dawn to leave him.

Baby don't cry, it's better this way
The singer is trying to comfort Dawn and reassure her that leaving is the best decision.

Oh Dawn go away, back where you belong
The singer believes that Dawn belongs with her current partner.

Girl we can't change the places
The singer is acknowledging that they were both born into different social classes and that will always remain a barrier.

Where we were born
The singer is referring to the fact that they were both born into different social classes.

Before you say that you want me
The singer is warning Dawn to consider the consequences before pursuing a relationship with him.

I want you to think what your family would say
The singer is urging Dawn to consider how her family would react to them being in a relationship.

Think what you're throwing away
The singer is reminding Dawn of what she has with her current partner and that she may be giving that up if she chooses a relationship with him.

Now think what the future would be
The singer wants Dawn to consider the long-term implications of being with him.

With a poor boy like me
The singer is once again acknowledging his lower social status compared to Dawn and her current partner.

Dawn, go away I'm no good for you
The singer repeats his warning that he is not good enough for Dawn.

Dawn, go away I'm no good for you
The singer repeats his warning that he is not good enough for Dawn.

Dawn, go away I'm no good for you
The singer repeats his warning that he is not good enough for Dawn.

Dawn, go away I'm no good for you
The singer repeats his warning that he is not good enough for Dawn.

Dawn, go away I'm no good for you
The singer repeats his warning that he is not good enough for Dawn.