My tattle tale
Eddie Cochran · Other Songs - Eddie Cochran
My tattle tale she puts your heart in a whirl
My tattle tale is a-shakin' me true
I say, I'm gonna tell my mammy on you
My tattle tale has a goodnight kiss
My tattle tale has a heart you will miss
My tattle tale she makes a-me blue
When she says, I'm gonna tell my mammy on you
Sweet baby can we date to the show
Oh honey I feel so low
C'mon darlin' break the first piece
What do I tell my history teacher
My tattle tale now I think you should know
My tattle tale is not so slow
My tattle tale can get you too
When she says, I'm gonna tell my mammy on you
Oh yes I am ...
My tattle tale
Eddie Cochran's 'My tattle tale' stands as a quintessential example of 1950s rock and roll, capturing the rebellious spirit of the era with its driving rhythm and raw vocal delivery. As one of Cochran's most recognizable tracks, the song exemplifies the genre's fusion of country twang and electric guitar energy that defined mid-century youth culture. Released during a period when rock music was rapidly evolving from novelty acts to a serious artistic force, the recording showcases Cochran's signature style and contributes to his legacy as a pioneer of the genre. The track remains a staple in collections of classic rock and roll, reflecting the optimism and defiance characteristic of the decade's musical landscape.