The Queen Of 1964 - Neil Sedaka

Anyone who’s played on a record date

Will remember stage door Jenny

Well I saw her last night

And man she looked like she wasn’t gettin' any

Oh — Rock 'n' roll kind of took its toll

When she shed her inhibitions

Too many scenes in limousines

And dressing room intermissions

She was the queen of nineteen sixty four

But the truth of the matter is

Nobody wants her any more

There was a time she could have shown them how

But nobody wants an over-age groupie now

When it came to a superstar

Jenny was a bragger

She spread it around to everyone in town

That she made it with Mick Jagger

Oh — but there’s no doubt, when the truth comes out

True love will always conquer

She didn’t get Mick, but she got a kick

And a black eye from Bianca

She was the queen of nineteen sixty four

What a pity she became a shadow of the girl she was before

She passed her prime, it seems a shame somehow

But nobody wants an over-age groupie now

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Dwee da da da da da da, dwee da da da da

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I’m afraid that this morning’s trade

Had a sad obituary

There’ll be no more Jenny at the door

They took her to the cemetery

Just an autograph book and a stereo

There was no one she was close to

She was found with her arms around an Elvis Presley poster

She was the queen of nineteen sixty four

Tonight there’ll be a moment of silence at the Troubador

There was a time she could have shown 'em how

But nobody wants an over-age groupie now

But nobody wants an over-age groupie now

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De de de de da da da da da da da da da da da da

Papa oom a mow mow, oom mow mow mow

Papa oom a mow mow, oom mow mow mow

Do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do