Biography:
Mary Esther Wells (May 13, 1943 – July 26, 1992) was an American singer who defined the early sound of Motown Records in the early sixties. Along with The Miracles, The Temptations, The Supremes, and The Four Tops, Wells was said to have been part of the charge in black music onto radio stations and record shelves of mainstream America "bridging the color lines in music at the time."
With a string of hit singles mainly composed by Smokey Robinson including "Two Lovers" (1962)
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Bye Bye Baby - Mary Wells. 1960. One of her first and best. Rick in Macon
(no chords) C Am
Well, you know you took my heart
C Am
And you broke it apart
C Am
Why did our love baby, yeah yeah
C Am
Have to ever start
G F
You know you took my love, threw it away
G F
You gonna want, my love someday
C
Well a bye bye baby
G7
(bye bye bye)
C Am
Well I thought your love
C Am
Was oh so true
C Am
And you lured me baby, yeah
C Am
Started loving you
G F
You know you took my love, threw it away
G F
You gonna want, my love someday
C
Well a bye bye baby
C7
(bye bye bye)
F
Well, your love was
Sweeter than
C C7
Any I know
F
So don't come back
F
Running
G
Knockin on my front door
C Am
Well you said that I
C Am
Was your only girl
C Am
And there was no others, yeah
C Am
In this whole wide world
G F
You know you took my love, threw it away
G F
You gonna want, my love someday
C Am
Well a bye bye baby
C Am
bye bye baby (fade)
Rick in Macon
(no chords) C Am
Well, you know you took my heart
C Am
And you broke it apart
C Am
Why did our love baby, yeah yeah
C Am
Have to ever start
G F
You know you took my love, threw it away
G F
You gonna want, my love someday
C
Well a bye bye baby
G7
(bye bye bye)
C Am
Well I thought your love
C Am
Was oh so true
C Am
And you lured me baby, yeah
C Am
Started loving you
G F
You know you took my love, threw it away
G F
You gonna want, my love someday
C
Well a bye bye baby
C7
(bye bye bye)
F
Well, your love was
Sweeter than
C C7
Any I know
F
So don't come back
F
Running
G
Knockin on my front door
C Am
Well you said that I
C Am
Was your only girl
C Am
And there was no others, yeah
C Am
In this whole wide world
G F
You know you took my love, threw it away
G F
You gonna want, my love someday
C Am
Well a bye bye baby
C Am
bye bye baby (fade)
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