S$# 015 Gene Pitney | That Girl Belongs To Yesterday
I decided to devote this week's song spotlight to a song by the recently departed Gene Pitney.
Though it's not as well known as his biggest hits like Town Without Pity and Twenty Fours Hours From Tulsa, Gene did a great job with this early Jagger / Richards composition.
For Mick and Keith, Gene's decision to record the song meant a boost to their credibility as a songwriting team. For Gene, it wasn't a big hit, but it was an opportunity to exercse his clear tenor voice on a smooth pop tune about a lost love.
TGB2Y is available on many Gene Pitney collections.
Though it's not as well known as his biggest hits like Town Without Pity and Twenty Fours Hours From Tulsa, Gene did a great job with this early Jagger / Richards composition.
For Mick and Keith, Gene's decision to record the song meant a boost to their credibility as a songwriting team. For Gene, it wasn't a big hit, but it was an opportunity to exercse his clear tenor voice on a smooth pop tune about a lost love.
Maybe there'll come a day, when I can smile and say
She used to be my girl
But now there's nothing left to say
She only wanted me for play
I learned my lesson fast, but now I know at last
That girl belongs to yesterday
TGB2Y is available on many Gene Pitney collections.
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