Sue's Gotta Be Mine
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Sue's Gotta Be Mine
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Sue, why don't we go away
(Go away)
Sue, we could leave today
(Leave today)
Sue, what would your daddy say
(Daddy say)
Sue, will he see things our way?
(Our way)
Come on, baby, we'll find us a preacher man
In time your daddy will understand
Sue, who cares what people say
(People say)
Sue, let's leave today
(Leave today)
I'll find us a secret hideaway
I'll get a job and I'll work everyday
Sue, you gotta be my baby
(Be my baby)
Sue, you gotta be mine
Sue, you gotta be my baby
(Be my baby)
Sue, you gotta be mine
(All the time)
Sue, you gotta be my baby
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Del Shannon performs "Sue's Gotta Be Mine", and this lyric page sits inside the Del Shannon catalog on LyroVerse.
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