Do It Again Judy Garland

"Do It Again" by Judy Garland is a classic pop ballad released in 1929. The song explores themes of nostalgia, longing, and the desire to relive past romantic moments. Garland's emotive vocals convey a sense of yearning as she reminisces about a love she wishes to experience once more. Musically, the song features rich orchestration and a lush, melodic structure that highlights Garland's vocal prowess. Its cultural impact lies in its enduring appeal, often associated with themes of love and heartbreak in various media. #Pop

You really shouldn't have done it
You hadn't any right
I really shouldn't have let you kiss me
And although it was wrong
I never was strong
So as long as you've begun it
And you know you shouldn't have done it

Oh, do it again
I may cry no, no, no, no, no, but do it again
My lips just ache to have you take
The kiss that's waiting for you
You know if you do you won't regret it
Come and get it

Oh, no one is near
I may cry oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, but no one can hear
Mama may scold me 'cause she told me
It was naughty but then, please, do it again
Yes do it again, and again and again and again and again

Turn out the light
And hold me close in your arms
All through the night
I know tomorrow morning
You will say goodbye and amen
But until then, please do it again

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