Novelty Song. Parody of teenage tragedy songs of the 50's and early 60's. One parody that looms large in the genre's legend is Jimmy Cross' 1965 novelty, "I Want My Baby Back". The singer narrates a traffic crash that at first glance seems to be the one described in J. Frank Wilson's "Last Kiss", but is revealed to be another angle of the fatal crash at the climax of The Shangri-Las' #1 hit "Leader of the Pack"; the singer is the sole survivor, and his girlfriend was fatally dismembered by the impact ("Over there was my baby.. and over there was my baby.. and way over there was my baby"!). After months of unabated grief, the distraught singer, in an apparent fit of insanity, decides that he is going to have his girl back "one way or another". With realistic sound effects, he unearths her grave, crawls into her coffin, and closes the lid for a muffled final chorus of "I Got My Baby Back."
Its actually really funny
bobshinez123 1 month ago
Best song ever. No joke. *troll face*
bobshinez123 1 month ago
Theres not enough songs about necrophellia today.
brilloart 1 month ago
This song is so shitty that is actually great
staporinac 3 months ago
Holy crap he sounds like an insane pastor!!!
LyingPrauses 3 months ago 2
@ilovesexilovenaked Who voted this the worst song of the 60's? This song is awesome!
brandoniog 5 months ago
i read that they picked it as the worst song in the whole 1960s !
ilovesexilovenaked 6 months ago
This song was one of my faves from Dr. Demento. It's a great parody of the sappy songs. Thanks for posting this!
jbee650 7 months ago