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Hello Baby - Alma Cogan



     
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hello baby
where did you go
I've been looking for you all night
am I crazy
I've never known
that a love can make you feel so rightAnd girl you took my breath away
when we first met
when we first met Oh
now I got you here to stay
can you feel it
my heart's beatingbecause you are the only one for me
I search so high and low
the only one I see
baby I can't let gooah oah
you're the one for me
oah oah
i will never leave
'cause there ain't no place i would rather be

you're the one
for mewe can take it
straight til the end
baby take my hand and come with me
and don't you worry
this ain't pretend
tonight i'm making you believeand girl you took my breath away
when we first met
when we first met Oh
and now I got you here to stay
can you feel it
my heart's beating'cause you are the only one for me
I search so high and low
the only one I see
baby I can't let gooah oah
you're the one for me
oah oah
i will never leave
and there ain't no place i would rather be
you're the one
for meoah oah
you're the one for me
oah oah
i will never leave
and there ain't no place i would rather be
you're the one
for meI'll take you higher
I'll take you higher
I'll take you higher
higher with my love
I'll take you higher
I'll take you higher
with my lovelisten baby i will always be around
you're the only
you're the only
you're the only
you're the only one
for meoah oah
you're the one for me
oah oah
i will never leave
and there ain't no place i would rather be
you're the one
for meoah oah
you're the one for me
oah oah
i will never leave
and there ain't no place i would rather be
you're the one
for me

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Alma Cogan was Britain's most successful female recording artist of the 1950's. Born in London in 1932, her early recordings were mainly ballads, in the style of Anne Shelton. But by 1954, this was to all change. Her first major hit was "Bell Bottom Blues", and she scored her only number one in Britain with "Dreamboat" in 1956. Novelty songs were extremely popular at the time, and Alma recorded a number of these, including "I Can't Tell A Waltz From A Tango", "Twenty Tiny Fingers" and "Never Do A Tango With An Eskimo".

Read more about Alma Cogan on Last.fm.


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