Why Do Lovers Break Each Other's Hearts?
Bob B. Soxx and the Blue Jeans
Written by Phil Spector, Ellie Greenwich, and Tony Powers

Peaked at # 38 in 1963
Their last Top 40 hit,  featuring lead singer Darlene Love, produced by Phil Spector 
as a tribute to Frankie Lymon.


(oom-oppa-toom, oppa-toom, oppa-toom, oppa-toom, oppa-toom, oppa-toom, 
oppa-toom)
(oppa-toom, oppa-toom, oppa-toom, oppa-toom oppa-toom, oppa-toom, oppa-
toom, oppa-toom


Why do lovers break each other's heart?
Oh, tell me why do lovers have to drift apart?
When me met the world was right
Now I'm cryin' every night
Why do lovers break each other's heart?

(shoo-dooby-doop, shoo-dooby-dooby-doo-wah)

Why do lovers break each other's heart?
Oh, tell me why can't lovers finish what they start?
A year ago we were one
Now just look at what we've done
Why do lovers break each other's heart?

	Tell me, tell me I don't understand
	Why we always hurt the ones we love
	Tell, me, tell me where's the life we planned?
	Where are the dreams that we were dreaming o-o-of?

Why do lovers break each other's heart?
Oh, tell me why do lovers have to drift apart?
When me met the world was right
Now I'm cryin' every night
Why do lovers break each other's heart?

(shoo-dooby-doop, shoo-dooby-doop)
(shooby-dooby-dooby-doo-wah)

<instrumental break>
When me met the world was right
Now I'm cryin' every night
Why do lovers break each other's heart?

(Why do lovers break each other's heart?) oh, tell me why
(Why do lovers break each other's heart?) oh, tell me, tell me why, why, why, why
FADE