My momma said I can't see you no more,
'Cause we don't know what love really means.
(Hey, what she mean, honey, wha'?)
She says we can't get married
For three years or more (awww),
'Cause we're only in our teens.

Oh, no, we're not too young, young to get married.
Not too young, young to get married.
What kind of difference can three years make?
I've gotta have you now or my heart will break.
Not too young, young to get married.
Not too young, young to get married.
I couldn't love you more than I do today.

I remember when I brought you home,
I remember what my momma said.
When I told her that I loved you so,
She told me I was outta my head.

Oh, no, we're not too young, young to get married.
Not too young, young to get married.
What kind of difference can three years make?
I've gotta have you now or my heart will break.
Not too young, young to get married.
Not too young, young to get married.
I couldn't love you more than I do today.

Instrumental break.

(Hey, hey hey.)

(Woot!)

But, till the day I die,
I wanna spend my every day with you.
Don't they know how they make me cry,
When they carry on like they do?

Oh, no, we're not too young, young to get married.
Not too young, young to get married.
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I've gotta have you now or my heart will break.
Not too young, young to get married.
Not too young, young to get married.
I couldn't love you more than I do today.

Not too young, young to get married.
Not too young, young to get married.
Not too young, young to get married.
Not too young, young to get married.
Not too young, young to get married.
Not too young, young to get married.
Not too young, young to get married.
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Not too young, young to get married.
Not too young, young to get married.
Not too young, young to get married.
Not too young, young to get married.

NOT TOO YOUNG TO GET MARRIED
Written by: Jeff Barry & Ellie Greenwich1 & Phil Spector 2
Performed by: The Raindrops3-1963
Appears on: The Raindrops (12 Tracks)-1963 & (20 Tracks)-19634, The Complete
Raindrops-1995 & The Kind of Boy You Can't Forget-2005.

1Jeff Barry and Ellie Greenwich were the, so-called, girl group, The
Raindrops. Album covers and publicity photos all showed Jeff, Ellie, and
Ellie's younger sister Laura, who otherwise had nothing to do with the group
whatsoever. (It isn't clear why they felt the need to perpetrate this hoax.)
Personal appearances were rare, although they did occur. When they did, Laura
or demo singer Beverly Warren, mimed into a dead microphone. In those days,
none of the kids present seemed to mind or even notice.

2Phil Spector is an American record producer, songwriter and musician. The
originator of the "Wall of Sound" production technique. Spector was a pioneer
of the 1960s' girl group sound and scored over twenty-five Top 40 hits between
1960 and 1965.

3Covered by: Darlene Love, Racey & Bob B. Soxx & the Blue Jeans.

4Transcribed from the track on this album.