The whole title is just the single word 'Runaway', sometime around 1961 timeframe, on 'Laurie' record label, I think. Del Shannon is indeed the vocal artist, although Lawrence Welk also recorded it with his orchestra about the same time on 'Dot' records.
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My Little Runaway, by Del Shannon. You can find this tune on Bearshare or Kazaa.
Best wishes,
Doug
Best wishes,
Doug
I believe the name of it is run away. It's from a show in the 80's I'm sure. Ok late 80's early 90's. Here's a couple of lines from it
I'm walking in the rain I feel the sun and I feel the pain
run away run run run run away.
Can anyone tell me to what theme show that song belongs.
Thanks,
Heather
I'm walking in the rain I feel the sun and I feel the pain
run away run run run run away.
Can anyone tell me to what theme show that song belongs.
Thanks,
Heather
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