December 1963 (Oh What A Night)
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Oh, what a night,
Late December back in sixty-three
What a very special time for me,
As I remember, what a night.
Oh, what a night, you know I didn't even know her name,
But I was never gonna be the same;
What a lady, what a night.
Oh, I, I got a funny feelin' when she walked in the room.
Oh my, as I recall it ended much too soon.
Oh what a night hypnotizin' mesmerizing me,
She was ev'rything I dreamed she'd be;
Sweet surrender, what a night.
I felt a rush like a rollin' ball of thunder,
Spinnin' my head around n' takin' my body under.
Oh, what a night.
Why'd it take so long to see the light,
Seemed so wrong, but now it seems so right.
What a lady, what a night.
I felt a rush like a rollin' ball of thunder,
Spinnin' my head around n' takin' my body under.
Oh what a night!
Oh what a night!
Oh what a night!
Oh what a night!
Oh what a night!
Late December back in sixty-three
What a very special time for me,
As I remember, what a night.
Oh, what a night, you know I didn't even know her name,
But I was never gonna be the same;
What a lady, what a night.
Oh, I, I got a funny feelin' when she walked in the room.
Oh my, as I recall it ended much too soon.
Oh what a night hypnotizin' mesmerizing me,
She was ev'rything I dreamed she'd be;
Sweet surrender, what a night.
I felt a rush like a rollin' ball of thunder,
Spinnin' my head around n' takin' my body under.
Oh, what a night.
Why'd it take so long to see the light,
Seemed so wrong, but now it seems so right.
What a lady, what a night.
I felt a rush like a rollin' ball of thunder,
Spinnin' my head around n' takin' my body under.
Oh what a night!
Oh what a night!
Oh what a night!
Oh what a night!
Oh what a night!
December 1963 (Oh What A Night) - Drew's Famous
Released by Drew's Famous in the early 1960s, "December 1963 (Oh What A Night)" stands as a quintessential example of the British Invasion's energetic pop sound. The track captures the vibrant spirit of the era with its driving rhythm and catchy melody, characteristic of the era's youth-oriented rock and roll. While the song lacks a specific album title in public records, it remains a staple of the artist's discography, reflecting the upbeat, danceable style that defined the period. The recording showcases the band's ability to craft infectious hooks that resonated with audiences across the United Kingdom and beyond, cementing their place in the history of mid-century pop music.