Here are the lyrics to “Ya Ya” by Lee Dorsey:
“Oh well I’m uh
Sitting here la la
Waiting for my Ya Ya a hm ahm
Oh sitting here la la
Waiting for my Ya Ya uh
It may sound funny
But I don’t believe she’s comin’ home
Oh baby hurry don’t make me worry
Oh yah baby hurry don’t make me worry
Oh you knew that l love you
Oh how I love you oh
Sitting here la la
Waiting for my Ya Ya a hm ahm
Oh sitting here la la
Waiting for my Ya Ya uh
It may sound funny
But I don’t believe she’s comin’ home
Oh baby hurry don’t make me worry
Oh yah baby hurry don’t make me worry
Oh you knew how l love you
Oh how I love you oh
Sitting here la la
Waiting for my Ya Ya a hm ahm
Sitting here la la
Waiting for my Ya Ya uh
It may sound funny
But I don’t believe she’s comin’ home
Oh baby hurry don’t make me worry
Oh yah baby hurry don’t make me worry”
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[…] Dorsey was an R&B singer best known for this song and his earlier hit “Ya Ya” (1961). Other charting singles include “Do-Re-Mie,” “Ride Your […]