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Ritchie Valens Donna Lyrics: (Oh, Donna, oh, Donna.) (Oh, Donna, oh, Donna.) I had a girl, Donna was her name. Since she left me I've never been the same. 'Cause I love my girl. Donna, where can you be? Where can you be? Now that you're gone I'm left all alone. All by myself to wander and roam. 'Cause I love my girl. Donna, where can you be? Where can you be? [ Find more Lyrics on http://mp3lyrics.org/B74U ]Well, darlin', now that you're gone, I don't know what I'll do. All the time and all my love for yo-ou-ou. I had a girl, Donna was her name. Since she left me I've never been the same. 'Cause I love my girl. Donna, where can you be? Where can you be? Oh, Donna. Oh, Donna. Oh, Donna. [Fade.] Oh, Donna. Oh... Lyrics: Donna, Ritchie Valens [end] |
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DONNA
Written by: Ritchie Valens 1
Performed by: Ritchie Valens 2 -1958
Appears on: "Donna" (B-side: "La Bamba," Del-Fi, 45rpm #4110, US)-1958,
(Polydor, Mono 45rpm #NH-66.910, US)-1959, (London, Stereo 45rpm #FLX-3103,
Netherlands)-1964, ("La Bamba" by Bob Keene not Ritchie Valens, President
Records, Stereo, 45rpm #PTF-126, Europe)-1964, (Eric, 45rpm #139, US)-1965,
(Carrere, 45rpm #45008, Germany)-1979, (Ariola, 45rpm #101-796,
Netherlands)-1980 & (Maybellene, Ltd. Ed. Picture Disc, 45rpm #42,
Germany)-1987; Ritchie Valens (Del-Fi, LP, #DFLP-1201)-1959, (Rhino, LP #RNLP
70231)-1990, (Rhino, CD #R2 70231)-1990, (Rhino, CS #R4-70231)-1990 & (Wounded
Bird, CD, #1201)-2006; In Concert at Pacoima Jr. High (Del-Fi, LP,
#DFLP-1214)-1960; The Best of Ritchie Valens (Rhino, LP, #RNLP-70178)-1986,
(Rhino, LP, #LP200)-1990 & (Del-Fi, CD, #DFCD-70178)-2006; The Ritchie Valens
Story (Rhino, CD #R2-71414)-1993, (Ace, CD #499)-1994, (Del-Fi, CD
#DFCD-71011)-1995 & (Del-Fi, CS #DFCS-1011)-1995; The Very Best of Ritchie
Valens (Repertoire CD #4820)-2002; La Bamba & Other Hits (Rhino Flashback CD &
CS #78172)-2004; Malt Shop Memories: Top Down Convertible Sound (Various
Artists)-2006 3 , et al.
1 Ritchie Valens, born Richard Steven Valenzuela, on May 13, 1941, in Southern
California, to Chicano parents, was an American singer, songwriter and
guitarist. Valens' recording career lasted only eight months because of a fatal
plane crash in 1959. During this time, however, he scored several hits. Valens
was known as a pioneer of the Spanish-speaking rock and roll movement. Before
using Ritchie Valens as his stage name, the studio "suits" talked him into the
name, Arvee Allens. Three singles were pressed under that name before he
insisted on changing it to Ritchie Valens.
2 Covered by: The Chandeliers; Clem Snide; Johnny Crawford; Esteban; Freddy
Fender; Forro Rasta Chinela; Bobby Fuller; Gary Glitter; Harbor Lights; Hep
Stars; Hit Crew; The Innocents' Elliot Kendall; Peter Nelson & the Travellers;
Orange Bicycle; Donny Osmond; Cliff Richard; Mike Shannon; Los Sinners; Johnny
Tillotson; Bobby Vee; Marty Wilde; The Youngbloods; et al.
3 Transcribed from the track on this album. |
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