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About The Song
Paul Anka’s “Puppy Love,” released in 1957, is a classic pop song that captured the hearts of teenagers around the world. The lyrics, penned by Anka himself, delve into the innocent and endearing experiences of young love. The song paints a vivid picture of a teenage boy’s infatuation with a girl, exploring themes of puppy love, crushes, and the thrill of first romance.
Anka’s lyrics evoke a sense of youthful innocence and excitement, as he describes the protagonist’s feelings of admiration and longing. The song’s simple yet effective melody perfectly complements the lyrical content, creating a catchy and memorable tune. Anka’s smooth vocals deliver the lyrics with sincerity and emotion, making the song relatable to listeners of all ages.
The enduring popularity of “Puppy Love” can be attributed to its timeless themes and universal appeal. The song’s ability to capture the essence of young love has resonated with countless generations of listeners. It remains a beloved classic, often associated with nostalgia and the carefree days of youth.
Lyrics
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And they called it puppy love
Oh, I guess they’ll never know
How a young heart really feels
And why I love her so
And they called it puppy love
Just because we’re in our teens
Tell them all it isn’t fair
To take away my only dream
I cry each night my tears for you
My tears are all in vain
I’ll hope and I’ll pray that maybe someday
You’ll be back in my arms once again
Someone, help me, help me, help me please
Is the answer up above
How can I, how can I tell them
This is not a puppy love