A Sweet Old Fashioned Girl
Teresa Brewer
Written by Bob Merrill
Peaked at #7 in 1956
Teresa Breuer's third-biggest hit of the rock era, released under her stage-name
Ł˘Teresa Brewer.Ł˘ This song shows the fine line between pop and rock music of the
Mid-50's, with rock influences popping up in the refrain.
Scoobley-doo-bee-doo
Be-doo-be-doo-be-doo-be-doo
Wouldn't anybody care to meet a sweet old-fashioned girl?
Scoobley-dah-doo-bee-dum
Wouldn't anybody care about a sweet old-fashioned pearl?
Scoobley-doo-bee-dum
[02:39.00]A Sweet Old Fashioned Girl
[02:39.00]Teresa Brewer
[02:39.00]Written by Bob Merrill
[02:39.00]Peaked at #7 in 1956
[02:39.00]Teresa Breuer's third-biggest hit of the rock era, released under her stage-name
[02:39.00]Ł˘Teresa Brewer.Ł˘ This song shows the fine line between pop and rock music of the
[02:39.00]Mid-50's, with rock influences popping up in the refrain.
[02:39.00]Scoobley-doo-bee-doo
[02:39.00]Be-doo-be-doo-be-doo-be-doo
[02:39.00]Wouldn't anybody care to meet a sweet old-fashioned girl?
[02:39.00]Scoobley-dah-doo-bee-dum
[02:39.00]Wouldn't anybody care about a sweet old-fashioned pearl?
[02:39.00]Scoobley-doo-bee-dum