Shangri-Las Out in the Streets Lyrics:
(Oooo-ooo-ooo-ooo-oooo.)

He don't hang around,
With the gang no more.
An' he don't do the wild things,
That he did before.
(Ooo-ooo-ooo-oooo.)
He used to act bad.
Used to, but he quit it.
It makes me so sad,
'Cause I know that he did it for me.
(Can't you see?)
And I can see,
(It's still in the street),
His heart is out in the street.

He don't comb his hair,
Like he did before.
And he don't wear those dirty, old,
Black boots no more.
(Ooo-ooo-ooo-oooo.)
But he's not the same.
Somethin' about his kissin',
That tells me he's changed.
I know that something's missin' inside.
(Know somethin'.)
Somethin's died,
(It's still in the street),
His heart is out in the street.

He grew up on the sidewalk,
Streetlight shinin' above.
He grew up with no one to love.
He grew up on the sidewalk.
He grew up runnin' free.
He grew up and then he met me.

He don't hang around,
With the gang no more.
Gee, he doesn't smile,
Like he did before.
(Ooo-ooo-ooo-oooo.)
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I wish I didn't care,
I wish I'd never met him.
They're waitin' out there,
I know I've got to set him free.
(Good luck.)
He's gotta be,
(Out in the street.)
His heart is out in the street.

He don't hang around,
With the gang no more.
(Out in the street.)
He don't hang around,
With the gang no more.
(Out in the street.)
He don't hang around,
[Fade.]
With the gang no more.
(Out in the street.)
He don't hang around,
With the gang no more.
(Out in the street.)
He don't hang around with...


[OUT IN THE STREETS]
[Written by: Jeff Barry & Ellie Greenwich.]
[Performed by: The Shangri-Las [1] [1a] [2] -1965.]
[Appears on: "Out in the Streets" (B-side: "The Boy" 45 RPM)-1965,
Shangri-Las '65-1965, Teen Anguish, Vol. 2-1972*, I Can Never Go Home
Anymore-1978, Leader of the Pack-1983, 1992, 1999, 2003, 2004 & 2007,
Remember the Shangri-Las at Their Best-1990, The Red Bird Story-1991*,
Myrmidons of Melodrama-1994 & 2002, The Shangri-Las Greatest Hits-1996 [3] ,
The Very Best of the Shangri-Las-2000, 20th Century Masters: The
Shangri-Las Millennium Collection-2002, The Best of the Shangri-Las-2003,
Gold Collection: Golden Ones-2004*, Girl Group Sound Lost & Found: One Kiss
Can Lead to Another-2005*, Golden Legends: The Shangri-Las-2006, The
Shangri-Las Remebered-2008, et al. (*Compilation of various artists.)]

[1] Personnel: Identical twins, Mary Anne & Marguerite "Marge" Ganser and
siblings, Mary & Elizabeth "Betty" Weiss [1a] , formed the original act. Mary
Weiss was the main, lead singer, Betty, however, took lead on "Maybe," and
a number of B-sides and album tracks, Marge Ganser took lead on "I'm Blue"
and Mary Ann Ganser took the lead on "Sophisticated Boom Boom."]

[1a] Because Betty was underage, her mother did not allow her to tour until
1966, when she became 18. As a result she often did not appear in photos,
and many fans believed the Shangri-Las were a trio. Few pictures show all 4
of the girls.]

[2] Covered by: Blondie, God Is My Co-Pilot, Versus, et al.]

[3] Transcribed from the track on this album.]
Lyrics: Out in the Streets, Shangri-Las [end]