Biography:
Sue Thompson (born Eva Sue McKee July 19, 1925, Nevada, Missouri) is an American pop and country music singer. She is best known for the million selling hits "Sad Movies (Make Me Cry)" and "Norman", both pop hits for her in the 1960s.
At the age of seven, she was already singing and playing the guitar on stage.[1] When she and her family moved out west to San Jose, she appeared on the Hometown Hayride TV program. During World War II, she worked at a defense plant.
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Have A Good Time:Sue Thompson.
#31 on CASH BOX And BB Hot 100 on
Hickory Records in 1962.
INTRO:
D Bm G A
(doo-wah, doo-wah, have a good time)
D Bm G A
(doo-wah, doo-wah, have a good time)
#1.
D E
Goodbye (goodbye) I hate to see you go..
Em7 A E Em7 A
but have a good time (have a good time.)
Em7 A
So long, I'll miss you, dear, I know..
D
but have a good time (have a good time.)
BRIDGE:
B
Have your fling, be gay with your new love,
Em7 C Em7
I'm setting you free.
E
Dance and sing, pretend that it's true love,
Em7 A
don't worry 'bout me.
#2.
A D Gb D F
I-I-I-I know (I know) that tears will only
Em7 A Em A
drive you farther away (farther away.)
Em7 G A
Just go, for-get that I'm alive, it's your
D Gbm D
holiday (it's your holi-day.)
BRIDGE:
B
When you're tired of being reckless and carefree,
Em7 Eb D B E
remember that I'll be waiting to welcome you home.
A D Bm G A
So, have a good time....(have a good time.)
INTERLUDE:
D Gbm Em7
(Bye, baby, gee, I hate to see you go....but have a
A Em7 G A E Em7 A
good time...........so long, you know I'm really
D
gonna miss you..but, have a good time.)
BRIDGE:
B
When you're tired of being reckless and carefree,
Em7 Eb D B E
remember that I'll be waiting to welcome you home.
A D Bm G A
So, have a good time....(have a good time.)
OUTRO:
D Bm G Em7 A
Have a good time, baby....(have a good time)..please
D Bm
hurry back.....(Fade.)
A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.
#31 on CASH BOX And BB Hot 100 on
Hickory Records in 1962.
INTRO:
D Bm G A
(doo-wah, doo-wah, have a good time)
D Bm G A
(doo-wah, doo-wah, have a good time)
#1.
D E
Goodbye (goodbye) I hate to see you go..
Em7 A E Em7 A
but have a good time (have a good time.)
Em7 A
So long, I'll miss you, dear, I know..
D
but have a good time (have a good time.)
BRIDGE:
B
Have your fling, be gay with your new love,
Em7 C Em7
I'm setting you free.
E
Dance and sing, pretend that it's true love,
Em7 A
don't worry 'bout me.
#2.
A D Gb D F
I-I-I-I know (I know) that tears will only
Em7 A Em A
drive you farther away (farther away.)
Em7 G A
Just go, for-get that I'm alive, it's your
D Gbm D
holiday (it's your holi-day.)
BRIDGE:
B
When you're tired of being reckless and carefree,
Em7 Eb D B E
remember that I'll be waiting to welcome you home.
A D Bm G A
So, have a good time....(have a good time.)
INTERLUDE:
D Gbm Em7
(Bye, baby, gee, I hate to see you go....but have a
A Em7 G A E Em7 A
good time...........so long, you know I'm really
D
gonna miss you..but, have a good time.)
BRIDGE:
B
When you're tired of being reckless and carefree,
Em7 Eb D B E
remember that I'll be waiting to welcome you home.
A D Bm G A
So, have a good time....(have a good time.)
OUTRO:
D Bm G Em7 A
Have a good time, baby....(have a good time)..please
D Bm
hurry back.....(Fade.)
A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.
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