Swearin' To God

Frankie Valli (And Four Seasons) · Frankie Valli - Greatest Hits [2001]

(ooooo) Swearin' to God

There's no one else on earth I'd rather be

Mmmmmm... Swearin' to God

You made me see so I believed in me

Oh you've been fillin' my cup

'Til I'm runnin' over with joy

From your heaven sent love

Just touch me again

I'm king of all men... and reigning from above



Swearin' to God (Swearin' to God)

Your mistress of the world and all I am

(Don't tell the angels)

Swearin' to God (Swearin' to God)

Your where I won in paradise... began

No one gets me up there like you can

But girl you know I'm only human

And I'm swearin' to god (Swearin' to God)

So glad you've givin' me, you



(I was known for you, baby)

Girl ain't you glad we made it

(Made to give my heart and soul to you, baby)

I'm so very glad you gave it

(Hey baby were together)

Try livin' on forever as long

As long as we live (as we live)



Swearin' to god (Swearin' to God)

Why dedicate my life to loving you

(Don't tell the angels)

I'm swearin' to god (Swearin' to God)

I cross my heart and hope to die... I do

Just call me your one woman lover

I can't even look at another

I'm swearin' to god (swearin' to god)

So glad I'm livin'

I'm swearin' to god (Swearin' to God)

For all he's givin' me

Swearin' to god (Swearin' to God)

So glad he's givin' me you

Whooooa, swearin' to god (Swearin' to God)

Look what he's givin' me (Swearin' to God)

More than the world can see (Swearin' to God)

He's givin' me you... oh

(I love you)

Swearin' To God

Swearin' To God stands as a testament to Frankie Valli's enduring vocal prowess and the Four Seasons' signature sound. Released during a period where the group continued to refine their doo-wop and pop-rock fusion, the track showcases Valli's distinctive tenor soaring over tight harmonies. While often overshadowed by massive chart-toppers like Sherry or Can't Take My Eyes Off You, this recording captures the emotional depth and theatrical delivery that defined the band's extensive catalogue. The song reflects the polished production values of their later work, maintaining the high-energy delivery fans expect while exploring more introspective lyrical themes. It remains a vital piece of their discography, illustrating how the group sustained their relevance through consistent vocal excellence and melodic craftsmanship.