Book Of Love
Sha Na Na · Other Songs - Sha Na Na
(Who wrote the Book Of Love)
Tell me, tell me, tell me
Oh, who wrote the Book Of Love
I've got to know the answer
Was it someone from above
(Oh, I wonder, wonder who, ummbadoo-ooh, who)
(Who wrote the Book Of Love)
I love you, Darlin'
Baby, you know I do
But I've got to see this Book of Love
Find out why it's true
(Oh, I wonder, wonder who, ummbadoo-ooh, who)
(Who wrote the Book Of Love)
Chapter One says to love her
You love her with all your heart
Chapter Two you tell her you're
Never, never, never, never, never gonna part
In Chapter Three remember the meaning of romance
In Chapter Four you break up
But you give her just one more chance
(Oh, I wonder, wonder who, ummbadoo-ooh, wWho)
(Who wrote the Book Of Love)
Baby, baby, baby
I love you, yes I do
Well it says so in this Book Of Love
Ours is the one that's true
(Oh, I wonder, wonder who, ummbadoo-ooh, who)
(Who wrote the Book Of Love)
Chapter One says to love her
You love her with all your heart
Chapter Two you tell her you're
Never, never, never, never, never gonna part
In Chapter Three remember the meaning of romance
In Chapter Four you break up
But you give her just one more chance
(Oh, I wonder, wonder who, ummbadoo-ooh, Who)
(Who wrote the Book Of Love)
Baby, baby, baby
I love you, yes I do
Well it says so in this Book Of Love
Ours is the one that's true
(Oh, I wonder, wonder who, ummbadoo-ooh, who)
(Who wrote the Book Of Love)
I wonder who (yeah)
Who wrote the Book Of Love
Book Of Love
Sha Na Na's recording of "Book Of Love" captures the high-energy spirit that defined the group's revival of 1950s rock and roll. Known for their theatrical live performances and period-accurate costumes, the band brought a fresh, exuberant energy to classic pop standards. This track exemplifies their signature style, blending tight vocal harmonies with the driving rhythms characteristic of the era. While the song has been covered by numerous artists across decades, Sha Na Na's version stands as a testament to their dedication to preserving the golden age of rock. Their extensive discography includes many such reinterpretations that introduced vintage sounds to new generations of listeners, cementing their status as enduring ambassadors of the genre.