Shoo-Bee-Doo
Madonna · Like A Virgin [1984]
When I look in your eyes
Baby here's what I see
I see so much confusion
And it's killing me
When I look in your eyes
Baby here's what I see
I see so much confusion
And it's killing me
Well I can't take it anymore, baby
Why don't you dry your eyes, try and realize
Love can open any door, and maybe
If you trust in me, I can make you see
Chorus:
Shoo bee doo bee doo ooh la la, come to me baby
Shoo bee doo bee doo ooh la la, don't say maybe
Shoo bee doo bee doo ooh la la, come to me baby
Shoo bee doo bee doo ooh la la
I can see you've been hurt before
But don't compare them to me
'Cause I can give so much more
You know you're all I see
Well I can make it on my own, baby
But I'd rather share all the love that's there
I don't want to be alone, and maybe
You will see the light, baby spend the night
(chorus)
Shoo bee doo bee doo
Shoo bee doo bee doo, baby
Come to me baby
Pretty darling, don't say maybe
Shoo-Bee-Doo
Madonna's "Shoo-Bee-Doo" serves as the opening track on her 1984 debut album, *Like a Virgin*. The song establishes her early pop persona with its playful, upbeat tempo and catchy melody, marking a departure from the new wave influences of the early 1980s. As a lead single, it helped propel the album to commercial success and solidified her status as a major new artist in the music industry. The recording reflects the vibrant energy of the mid-80s pop landscape, featuring production that balances electronic textures with traditional songwriting structures. Its inclusion on the album's tracklist highlights its role as an introductory piece designed to capture immediate listener attention and set the tone for the record's exploration of themes surrounding love, identity, and modern romance.