Ain't That A Shame
Yoko Ono · Other Songs - Yoko Ono
Ain't that a shame?
My tears fell like rain.
Ain't that a shame?
You're the one to blame.
You broke my heart when you said we're part.
Ain't that a shame?
My tears fell like rain.
Ain't that a shame?
You're the one to blame.
Boogie, babe!
Ain't that a shame?
Ain't that a shame?
Look out!
Farewell, goodbye, although I'll cry.
Ain't that a shame?
My tears fell like rain.
Ain't that a shame?
You're the one to blame.
Boggie, babe!
Ain't that a shame?
Ain't that a shame?
You made me cry when you said goodbye.
Ain't that a shame?
My tears fell like rain.
Ain't that a shame?
You're the one to blame.
Ain't That A Shame - Yoko Ono
Released in 1971, 'Ain't That A Shame' stands as a pivotal track in Yoko Ono's solo career, marking her transition from avant-garde performance art to recorded music. The song, originally a composition by John Lennon, was reimagined by Ono with a distinct, minimalist arrangement that emphasized vocal clarity and atmospheric texture. It appeared on her 1972 album 'Yoko Ono/Plastic Ono Plastic,' a record that showcased her unique ability to blend pop sensibilities with her conceptual approach to sound. The track became a staple of her discography, reflecting the peace and love themes central to her work during the early 1970s. Its enduring appeal lies in its simple yet profound message, delivered with a warmth that defined her early solo identity and resonated deeply with audiences seeking a more personal connection to rock music.