Biography:
Linda Scott (born Linda Joy Sampson June 1, 1945) was a pop singer from active in the early to mid 1960’s. Her biggest hit was the 1961 million-selling hit "I've Told Every Little Star". She went on to place 12 songs on the charts over the next 4 years, the last being 'Who’s Been Sleeping In My Bed,' which was one of the first collaborations between the legendary writing team of Hal David and Burt Bacharach.
Born in Queens, New York, Linda Scott was still in high school when she auditioned for Arthur Godfrey's radio show on CBS in 1959.
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I Left My Heart In The Balcony:Linda Scott.
#74 on BB Hot 100 on CONGRESS Records in
1962.
INTRO:SPOKEN:
B E B
They said he was a talent scout, in a big,
Gb
long, fancy car.
B E Em
He came through town, took my baby away,
B Gb B
said he'd make him a star.
#1.
B E B
He took him off to Hollywood and not once did
Gb
he write.
B E B
I saw his name on a marquee sign, I went to see
Gb B
his picture last night.
CHORUS:
B E B Gb
And I left my heart in the balcony, last row,
B
third seat.
E B E
I couldn't take it anymore, so I left my heart
B Gb E B
in the balcony and my teardrops on the floor.
#2.
G C F
On a wide, wide screen in Cinemascope and
C G
Technicolor, too.
C F
Some good lookin' girl was kissin' his lips..
C G C
the lips that I once knew.
CHORUS:
F C G
And I left my heart in the balcony, last row,
C
third seat.
F C F
I couldn't take it anymore, so I left my heart
C G F C
in the balcony and my teardrops on the floor.
#3.
Ab Db Gb
Well, he's a star now and he's gone for good,
Db Ab
livin' in a mansion in Hollywood.
Db Gb Db
That movie queen, she stole my guy, when I pass
Ab Db
the theatre I have to cry.
CHORUS:
Db Gb Db Ab
Cause I left my heart in the balcony, last row,
Db
third seat.
Gb Db Gb
I couldn't take it anymore, so I left my heart
Db Ab Gb Db B Db
in the balcony and my teardrops on the floor.
A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.
#74 on BB Hot 100 on CONGRESS Records in
1962.
INTRO:SPOKEN:
B E B
They said he was a talent scout, in a big,
Gb
long, fancy car.
B E Em
He came through town, took my baby away,
B Gb B
said he'd make him a star.
#1.
B E B
He took him off to Hollywood and not once did
Gb
he write.
B E B
I saw his name on a marquee sign, I went to see
Gb B
his picture last night.
CHORUS:
B E B Gb
And I left my heart in the balcony, last row,
B
third seat.
E B E
I couldn't take it anymore, so I left my heart
B Gb E B
in the balcony and my teardrops on the floor.
#2.
G C F
On a wide, wide screen in Cinemascope and
C G
Technicolor, too.
C F
Some good lookin' girl was kissin' his lips..
C G C
the lips that I once knew.
CHORUS:
F C G
And I left my heart in the balcony, last row,
C
third seat.
F C F
I couldn't take it anymore, so I left my heart
C G F C
in the balcony and my teardrops on the floor.
#3.
Ab Db Gb
Well, he's a star now and he's gone for good,
Db Ab
livin' in a mansion in Hollywood.
Db Gb Db
That movie queen, she stole my guy, when I pass
Ab Db
the theatre I have to cry.
CHORUS:
Db Gb Db Ab
Cause I left my heart in the balcony, last row,
Db
third seat.
Gb Db Gb
I couldn't take it anymore, so I left my heart
Db Ab Gb Db B Db
in the balcony and my teardrops on the floor.
A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.
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