Introduction
In the vibrant era of 1960s rock and roll, few songs encapsulate the infectious energy and undeniable charm of Cliff Richard and The Shadows’ “Don’t Talk to Him.” Released in 1963, this upbeat hit is a testament to the enduring appeal of the British Invasion sound. Join us as we journey back to the swinging sixties and rediscover the irresistible groove of this classic rock anthem.
Did You Know?
- Cliff Richard and The Shadows: As one of the most successful British acts of the 1960s, Cliff Richard and The Shadows dominated the charts with their catchy tunes and electrifying performances. Their unique blend of rock and roll and pop sensibilities captivated audiences around the world, earning them legions of devoted fans.
- “Don’t Talk to Him”: Written by Cliff Richard and Bruce Welch, “Don’t Talk to Him” is a rollicking rock and roll number that showcases the infectious energy of the era. With its upbeat tempo and catchy chorus, the song became an instant hit, climbing the charts and solidifying Cliff Richard and The Shadows’ status as rock royalty.
- Legacy: “Don’t Talk to Him” remains a beloved classic in the catalog of Cliff Richard and The Shadows, celebrated for its timeless appeal and enduring popularity. Its infectious groove continues to inspire listeners to hit the dance floor, ensuring its place in the annals of rock and roll history.
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Lyrics: Don’t Talk to Him
If some guy tells you, I don’t careAnd tells you lies, while I’m not thereDon’t talk to himAnd if he tells you, I’m untrueThen darling, here’s what you must doDon’t talk to himAnd if he tells you, I’ve been seenWalking round with Sue and JeanHe’s lying again (lying again)Do anything that you want toBut darling, this I beg of youDon’t talk to himIf you hear the words he has to sayHe’ll break your heartLet your love for me prove strongWhile we are far apartSo just remember what I sayAnd trust in me, while I’m awayFor I’ll be trueAnd just rememberMy true love is brighter than the moon aboveFor only youAnd if this guy should try to sayMy love for you is only playMerely a whim (merely a whim)Just close your eyes and count to tenThink of me againBut don’t you talk to himAnd if he tells you, I’ve been seenWalking round with Sue and JeanHe’s lying again (lying again)Do anything that you want toBut darling, this I beg of youDon’t talk to himIf you hear the words he has to sayHe’ll break your heartLet your love for me prove strongWhile we are far apartSo just remember what I sayTrust in me, while I’m awayFor I’ll be trueAnd just rememberMy true love is brighter than the moon aboveFor only youAnd if this guy should try to sayMy love for your is only playMerely a whim (merely a whim)Close your eyes, count to tenThink of me againBut don’t you talk to him