[Update 10/15/2012: Sadly, B.B. Cunningham passed away October 14th, 2012. He was shot dead while working as a security guard in a Memphis, Tennessee apartment complex.]
This song, originally by Lee Dorsey, has been covered by many artists, including Tony Sheridan, John Lennon, and Steve Miller. It was inspired by a children’s nursery rhyme and first released in 1961.
The Hombres - Ya Ya (1967)
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Lyrics:
Alright 1, 2- 1, 2, 3, 4.
Sittin’ in la la
‘n’ waitin’ for my ya ya, uh huh
Sittin’ in la la
Waitin’ for my ya ya, uh huh
It may sound funny
But we don’t believe she’s comin’ home
Hey baby hurry, don't make worry, uh huh
Hey baby hurry, don't make worry, uh huh
Oh, how I love ya, how I love you, uh huh
Sittin’ in la la
‘n’ waitin’ for my ya ya, uh huh
Sittin’ in la la
Waitin’ for my ya ya, uh huh
It may sound funny
But we don’t believe she’s comin’ home
Hey baby hurry, don't make worry, uh huh
Hey baby hurry, don't make worry, uh huh
Oh, how I love ya, how I love you, uh huh
Sittin’ in la la
‘n’ waitin’ for my ya ya, uh huh
Sittin’ in la la
Waitin’ for my ya ya, uh huh
It may sound funny
But we don’t believe she’s comin’ home
Slippin’ and a-slidin’
Beepin’ and a-hidin’
We were told a long time ago
Slippin’ and a-slidin’
Beepin’ and a-hidin’
We were told a long time ago
I’ve been told, baby
You been bold
I’m gonna be a fool no more
I’ve been told, baby
You been bold
I’m gonna be a fool no more
Sittin’ in la la
‘n’ waitin’ for my ya ya, uh huh
Sittin’ in la la
Waitin’ for my ya ya, uh huh
Well, it may sound funny
But we don’t believe she’s comin’ home
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