Love Came To Me
Dion · Other Songs - Dion
Shad doy-ya-do, doy doy doy-do
Shad doy-ya-do, doy doy doy-do (Oh yeah)
Shad doy-ya-do, doy doy doy-do (oh yeah)
Shad doy-ya-do, doy doy doy-do
I, I live in dreams.
Strange as it seems
Love came to me.
When I, I opened my eyes
I realized
Love came to me,
Only this time for real.
A sing it now:
Shad doy-ya-do, doy doy doy-do (Uh-uh-uh, oh yeah)
Shad doy-ya-do, doy doy doy-do (oh-oh-oh yeah)
Shad doy-ya-do, doy doy doy-do (oh yeah)
Shad doy-ya-do, doy doy doy-do
I tell ya now
Love makes me ah, makes me feel so good (huh!)
Just like I, I dreamed it would
And I'm glad that ah, I found you
'Cause ah love is a gas and I know it will last
And I
(Love came to me)
I feel so good.
(Love came to me)
And knock knock knock on wood.
(Love came to me)
Yeah, I'm in a whirl
(Love came to me)
I just love that girl.
Shad doy-ya-do, doy doy doy-do (woe-oh-oh-oh-oh yeah now)
Shad doy-ya-do, doy doy doy-do (Uh uh uh uh )
Shad doy-ya-do, doy doy doy-do (Oh yeah)
Shad doy-ya-do, doy doy doy-do (Oh Oh Oh)
Now love makes me, makes me feel so good
Just like I, I dreamed it would
And I'm so glad that-ah, I found you
'Cause - ah-ah - love is a gas and I know it will last
And I
(Love came to me)
I feel so good.
(Love came to me)
And knock knock on wood.
(Love came to me)
I I'm in a whirl.
(Love came to me)
I just love that little girl now.
Sing it
Shad doy-ya-do, doy doy doy-do (Oh-oh-oh yeah)
Shad doy-ya-do, doy doy doy-do (Oh-oh yeah)
Shad doy-ya-do, doy doy doy-do (la-ah-ah-ah)
Shad doy-ya-do, doy doy doy-do
Love Came To Me - Dion
Dion's 1964 recording of Love Came To Me stands as a defining moment in rock and roll history, marking his transition from a child star to a mature adult performer. Released during the height of the British Invasion, the track blends traditional pop structures with a driving, rhythmic energy that became a staple of his early discography. As one of his most recognizable early hits, the song showcased his powerful vocal range and charismatic stage presence, establishing a sound that would influence countless subsequent artists. The recording captures the optimism and youthful exuberance characteristic of mid-1960s pop music, serving as a pivotal song in his career that bridged his television fame with a serious musical identity.