Too Young To Go Steady
Perry Como · Como Swings / For The Young At Heart [2010]
Too young, I hear her say
She says we're not ready
But then why am I feelin' this way?
Too young, so she tells me
She says, we'll have to wait
Why wait till it may be too late?
Can she realize she drives me wild?
Is she made of stone?
Must she always treat me like a child?
Won't she ever own up, I'm grown up?
Someday, she'll be sorry
Someday, just wait an' see
She'll wish she'd gone steady with me
Can she realize she drives me wild?
Is she made of stone?
Must she always treat me like a child?
Won't she ever own up, I'm grown up?
Someday, she'll be sorry
Someday, just wait an' see
She'll wish she'd gone steady with me
She'll wish she'd gone steady with me
Too Young To Go Steady
Perry Como's 'Too Young To Go Steady' stands as a quintessential example of his smooth, crooning style that defined the mid-20th century. Recorded during the height of his career, the track exemplifies his signature blend of romantic sentiment and polished vocal delivery, characteristic of the easy-listening genre. Released on the compilation 'Como Swings / For The Young At Heart [2010]', the song reflects the era's focus on timeless love themes and sophisticated pop arrangements. Como's ability to convey deep emotion through gentle phrasing made this recording a staple of his discography, appealing to audiences seeking the warmth and elegance of traditional American songwriting. The track remains a testament to his enduring legacy as one of the most recognizable voices in musical history.