Bang-Bang

Cher · Other Songs - Cher

I was five and he was six

We rode on horses made of sticks

He wore black I wore white

He would always win the fight



Bang bang!

You shoot me down

Bang bang!

I hit the ground

Bang bang!

That awful sound

Bang bang!

My baby shoot me down



Seasons came and changed the time

I grew up I called him mine

He would always laugh and say

Remember when we used to play



Bang bang!

I shot you down

Bang bang!

You hit the ground

(Bang bang!)

That awful sound

Bang bang!

I used to shot you down



Music played and people sang

Just for me the church bells rang

Hey Hey

Hey Hey



Now his gone I don't know why

Until some days Sometimes I cry

He didn't say good bye

He didn't take the time to lie



Bang bang!

He shot me down

(Bang bang!)

I hit the ground

(Bang bang!)

That awful sound

(Bang bang!)

Bang bang! my baby shot me down

Bang-Bang

Cher's 1983 single "Bang-Bang" stands as a defining track of the synth-pop era, blending her signature theatrical vocal style with the pulsating rhythms of the era. Released as a standalone recording rather than on a traditional studio album, the song became a global phenomenon, reaching number one on the US Billboard Hot 100 chart. Its infectious melody and empowering message about self-love resonated deeply with audiences, cementing Cher's status as a pop icon. The track's success marked a pivotal moment in her career, showcasing her ability to adapt her sound to contemporary trends while maintaining her distinctive artistic identity. As a standalone hit, "Bang-Bang" remains a staple of her discography and a cultural touchstone for fans of 1980s music.