Oo ba la baby
Eddie Cochran · Other Songs - Eddie Cochran
Oo ba la baby, love him so
Oo ba la baby, never—never—never let me go
Dancin' at a party when Joe walked in
I came with Pete but I left with him
Oo ba la baby, he's my Joe
Oo ba la baby, love him so
Oo ba la baby, never-never-never let me go
Young fifteen, I love my Joe
Sweet sixteen, I let him know
Seventeen, he got the clue
Now at eighteen, ooh-ooh-ooh
Ah, oo ba la baby, he's my Joe
Oo oa la baby, love him so
Oo ba la baby, never-never-never let me go
He's got charm, he's got class
And all the women love him, oh yes-yes-yes
Oo ba la baby, he' s my Joe
Oo ba Ia baby, love him so
Oo ba la baby, never-never-never let me go
I love to love, but just for Joe
When I'm with him we go-go-go
Oo ba la baby (he's her Joe)
Oo ba Ia baby (love her so)
Oo ba la baby, never-never-never let me go
(0o ba la baby) he's my Joe
(0o ba la baby) love him so
(0o ba Ia baby) never-never-never let me go
Oo ba la baby
Eddie Cochran's 'Oo ba la baby' stands as a quintessential example of his energetic rock and roll style, characterized by driving rhythms and a distinct vocal delivery. Recorded during the mid-1950s, the track exemplifies the genre's fusion of rhythm and blues with emerging rock energy, capturing the raw excitement of the era. While Cochran is best known for hits like 'Summertime Blues' and 'The Pocket', this song showcases his versatility and ability to craft catchy, upbeat tracks that resonated with young audiences. The recording reflects the broader cultural shift toward rock and roll, emphasizing a rebellious spirit and a focus on rhythm that defined the decade's sound. As part of his discography, the song remains a testament to his contribution to the development of rock music.