Lucille
Hollies · Here I Go Again/hear! Here! [2011]
Lucille, you don't do your daddy's will
Well, I ain't nothin' to ya
But I love you still
Lucille, please come back where you belong
Lucille, please come back where you belong
Well, now I'm beggin' to ya, baby
Please don't leave me alone
Ah, well I woke up this morning
Lucille was not in sight
Asked my friends about her
All their lips were tight
Lucille, please come back where you belong
Well, now I'm beggin' to ya, baby
Please don't leave me alone
Lucille, please come back where you belong
Lucille, please come back where you belong
Well, now I'm beggin' to ya, baby
Please don't leave me alone
Ooh, I'm beggin' to ya, baby
Please don't leave me alone
Lucille - Hollies
Hollies' 1963 recording of 'Lucille' stands as a defining example of British Invasion pop, blending upbeat rock energy with a catchy, danceable rhythm. Released on the album 'Here I Go Again', the track showcases the band's signature harmonies and their ability to craft infectious melodies that resonated across Europe and America. While the song shares thematic elements with other Hollies hits of the era, it remains a distinct song in their extensive catalogue, capturing the optimism and youthful spirit characteristic of mid-1960s pop music. The recording exemplifies the group's skill in balancing vocal arrangements with driving instrumentation, cementing their legacy as one of the most influential acts of the decade.