Every time I see her
She tries to bring me down
She knows when to cry and
She knows exactly what to say
She turns the truth around
And makes it sound
Like I'm the one to blame
But I'm not the one
Who introduced her to her latest flame
And I'll always remember that night
She said we were through
When she's not with him she forgets
Who left who
She don't really want me
But she don't want want me to be free
Her pride can't stand the thought
Of someone else lovin' me
She still wants control Of a love that she let go
When she said goodbye
She says I'm to blame
For all the pain
That she feels inside
But I'll always remember that night
She found someone new
When he's not around she forgets
Who left who
Who left who
All alone to sing the blues
And who told who
The found somebody new
And I'll always remember
Who broke my heart in two
When he's not around she forgets
Who left who
When he's not around she forgets
Who left who
Who left who
Del Shannon, born Charles Weedon Westover (1930-1995), was an American singer-songwriter and record producer. Born in Grand Rapids, Michigan, Shannon began his musical career in the 1950s playing in local bands. In 1961, he achieved international success with the song "Runaway", which topped the American charts for several weeks. The song, characterized by a memorable guitar riff and an earworm melody, became a rock 'n' roll classic and continues to be played on radio and at concerts today. Shannon released other hits such as "Hats Off to Larry", "Keep Searchin'", and "From Me to You". His music has influenced generations of artists and his unique style, which blended elements of rock 'n' roll, pop, and country, made him an iconic artist. Del Shannon died in 1995 from a heart condition.
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