Wrong Side Of Town Lyrics - Singles - Anita Cochran

Bobby Little lives on the other side of town 

He's got a picture of a girl in a gown 

He tells his daddy," Someday you'll see 

She will be with me" 

His daddy tells him, " Son, it's just not right 

She comes from money, boy, she's not your kind 

Don't even call, she'll just turn you down 

You're from the wrong side of town" 

But every Sunday after Sunday school 

Dressed in his finest, hopin' she never knew 

He'd walk her home then he'd say good-bye 

With tears in his eyes 

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She lives uptown in a big white house 

He knows someday but he don't know how 

Lord, it's not what he prefers 

He'll have to break the news to her 

He's from the wrong side of town 

He doesn't have money 

No, he doesn't have have fortune or fame 

He doesn't understand why 

He has to live his life in shame 

But he knows that he loves her 

Can he make her see somehow 

It shouldn't matter 

If he's from the wrong side of town 

Next Sunday it's the same routine 

Oh, but this time he's wearin' his jeans 

He thinks it's the last time he'll walk her home 

Then he'll be alone 

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He takes her by the hand, the truth he'll face 

He knows in his heart she's gonna walk away 

But she takes him by surprise 

She looks into his eyes and says 

" You're from the wrong side of town" 

I don't need money 

No, I don't need fortune or fame 

And I don't know why you have to live 

Your life feeling ashamed 

Don't you know that I love you 

Well, I hope you do by now 

It doesn't matter 

If you're from the wrong side of town 

No, it doesn't matter 

If you're from the wrong side of town 

Bobby Little lives on the other side of town 

She stands beside him in her wedding gown