Queen Of The Hop
(#9 in 1958)

Well, you can talk about your Julie and your Peggy Sue
You can keep your miss Molly and your Mary Lou
When it comes to the chicken or doin' the bop?
I got a girl they call the queen of the hop

Oh, well I love my queen
Do you know who I mean?
Sweet little sixteen
Yes, that's my queen

Well, she wears short shorts and a rock 'n roll shoes
You ought to see her dance to the Yellow Dog Blues

She's my sugar time baby, I'm her lollipop
An' everybody knows I love my queen of the hop

Oh, well I love my queen
Do you know who I mean?
Sweet little sixteen
Yes, that's my queen

Oh, well she tunes in to Bandstand every day
To watch the kids dancin' 'cross the USA
She don't care 'bout a thing except in rock 'n roll
My baby drives me crazy when she does the stroll, yeah

Oh, she tunes in to Bandstand every day
To watch the kids dancin' 'cross the USA
She don't care 'bout a thing except in' rock 'n roll
My baby drives me crazy when she does the stroll

Oh, well I love my queen
Do you know who I mean?
Sweet little sixteen
Yes, that's my queen

Well, that's my queen
Yes, that's my queen
Oh, well that's my queen
Yes, that's my queen

Written by: Woody Harris

Recorded by Bobby Darin (C) April 10, 1958

Bobby Darin was a two-time grammy award winning American singer,
Oscar nominated actor and accomplished musician.
Darin performed widely in a range of music genres,
including pop, rock, jazz, folk and country.
He was also an actor, singer/songwriter and music business entrepreneur.
His wish for a legacy was "to be remembered as a human being
and as a great performer".
Among his many other contributions, he became a goodwill ambassador for the American Heart Association.
May 14, 1936 – December 20, 1973 

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