Welcome Me Love
Johnny Maestro & the Brooklyn Bridge, Brooklyn Bridge
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The hours before the morning Walking home I pass her door I send a special prayer Up to the room on the second floor For my mind is in there with her But my body takes me home And I need to have a love Because I've been too long alone So won't you Welcome me love My name is lonely Tell that girl that I think of her only I want to do it right So help me lite the light in her eye Welcome me love I know you don't know me Take my hand there's a lot you can show me I want to do it right So help me lite the light in her eye I'll try to make her happy And I promise I'll be good I'll play it by the rules Just like every lover should Times that I will fail her And we let each other down But I'm sure that we can make it As long as you're around So won't you Welcome me love My name is lonely Tell that girl that I think of her only I want to do it right So help me lite the light in her eyes Welcome me love I know you don't know me Take my hand there's a lot you can show me I want to do it right So help me lite the light in her eye
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Written by: TONY ROMEO
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10 facts about this song
Genre Classification"Welcome Me Love" by Brooklyn Bridge is a song that belongs to the music genres of pop, rock, and doo-wop.
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Chart PerformanceThe song charted well in the US. It reached number 48 on the Billboard Hot 100 singles chart in 1969.
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Album Record"Welcome Me Love" is a part of Brooklyn Bridge’s self-titled debut album, which was released in 1968.
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B-SideThe B-side track of "Welcome Me Love" is "Blessed is the Rain" which also rose to popularity largely due to its soulful lyrics and melodious execution.
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Band FormationBrooklyn Bridge was a band composed of members of the Del-Satins, veterans of the doo-wop era, and the Rhythm Method. Their fusion of doo-wop and contemporary rock was unique and appreciated, and "Welcome Me Love" encompasses this musical amalgamation perfectly.
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Lead SingerThe song features the robust and vibrant vocals of lead singer Johnny Maestro, a versatile singer who had already established a successful career with The Crests with hits like "16 Candles".
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Musical ArrangementThe song contains elements of orchestral arrangements, which was a common feature in many of Metsa's songs. Its richly textured sound is credited to Trade Martin's passionate producing.
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Johnny Maestro’s DeathThe song received renewed attention following the death of lead vocalist Johnny Maestro in 2010, as his fans reminisced about his musical legacy.
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SignificanceThe song marked the beginning of a new era for Johnny Maestro as his first substantial hit after forming Brooklyn Bridge, proving his versatility as an artist and setting the tone for the band's future work.
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LegacyDespite not reaching the top of the charts, "Welcome Me Love" has left a notable legacy in the music industry with its distinctive blend of doo-wop and rock elements, which offered a fresh sound in the late 1960s music era.
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