All By Myself

Johnny Burnette Trio · Other Songs - Johnny Burnette Trio

Little girl don't you want to stay?

I want to be your lover man

All by myself

All by myself

I don't need no one to love you

I'm gonna love you all by myself

You'll find, little girl, you know it too,

Don't you know I'm in love with you

All by myself

All by myself.

I don't want no one to love you

I want to love you all by myself

Meet me in the parlor 'bout half past one,

We'll go on down and have some fun

All by ourselves,

All by ourselves,

We don't need nobody with us

We gonna do it all by ourselves.

About All By Myself

Johnny Burnette Trio's "All By Myself" stands as a quintessential example of early rock and roll, blending the raw energy of the genre with the polished production of the 1950s. Recorded during a pivotal era when artists like Burnette were helping to define the sound of American pop music, the track showcases the group's signature vocal harmonies and driving rhythm. As part of Burnette's extensive discography, the song reflects the transition from country roots to the emerging rock style that would dominate the decade. Its enduring appeal lies in its catchy melody and the emotional depth conveyed by the trio's performance, making it a staple in collections of classic rock and roll recordings. The song remains a significant work in the artist's catalog, illustrating the collaborative spirit and musical innovation characteristic of the period.