Don't Let Go
Jerry Lee Lewis · Other Songs - Jerry Lee Lewis
Hear that whistle, it's ten o'clock
Come on, baby, it's time to rock
I'm so happy I got you here
Keeps me grinnin' for ear to ear
Oowee, this feelin's killin' me, ah, shucks
I wouldn't stop for a million bucks
I love you, so
Just hold me tight and don't let go
Thunder, lightning, wind and rain
Love is stormin' inside my brain
I'm so eager, I'm nearly dyin'
You've been keeping your lips from mine
Oowee, this feelin's killin' me
Hound dog barkin' up side the hill
Love is draggin' him through the mill
If it wasn't for havin' you
I'd be walkin' and-a howlin' too
Oowee, this feelin's killin' me
One day, baby, you'll get me yet
I'll be cryin' and soakin' wet
One thing, baby, I'll never stand
Your lips kissin' some other man
Oowee, this feelin's killin' me
Hold me tight and don't let go
Hold me, baby, and don't let go
Hold me tight and don't let go
Come on, baby, it's time to rock
I'm so happy I got you here
Keeps me grinnin' for ear to ear
Oowee, this feelin's killin' me, ah, shucks
I wouldn't stop for a million bucks
I love you, so
Just hold me tight and don't let go
Thunder, lightning, wind and rain
Love is stormin' inside my brain
I'm so eager, I'm nearly dyin'
You've been keeping your lips from mine
Oowee, this feelin's killin' me
Hound dog barkin' up side the hill
Love is draggin' him through the mill
If it wasn't for havin' you
I'd be walkin' and-a howlin' too
Oowee, this feelin's killin' me
One day, baby, you'll get me yet
I'll be cryin' and soakin' wet
One thing, baby, I'll never stand
Your lips kissin' some other man
Oowee, this feelin's killin' me
Hold me tight and don't let go
Hold me, baby, and don't let go
Hold me tight and don't let go
Don't Let Go - Jerry Lee Lewis
Jerry Lee Lewis delivers a raw, driving performance on 'Don't Let Go,' a track that exemplifies his signature blend of rockabilly and country rock. Recorded during the height of his career, the song showcases his explosive vocal delivery and percussive guitar style, hallmarks of his work on albums like 'Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On.' The recording captures the frenetic energy and emotional intensity that defined his era, serving as a powerful testament to his influence on the development of rock and roll. As a staple of his discography, the track remains a vivid representation of the mid-1950s sound, characterized by its unapologetic attitude and rhythmic force.