If you knew Peggy Sue - then you'd know why I feel blue
Without Peggy - my Peggy Sue.
Oh well, I love you gal - yes, I love you Peggy Sue.Peggy Sue, Peggy Sue - oh how my heart yearns for you.
Oh Peggy - my Peggy Sue.
Oh well, I love you gal - yes, I love you Peggy Sue. (Buddy Holly)

If you knew Peggy Sue - then you'd know why I feel blue Without Peggy - my Peggy Sue. Oh well, I love you gal - yes, I love you Peggy Sue.Peggy Sue, Peggy Sue - oh how my heart yearns for you. Oh Peggy - my Peggy Sue. Oh well, I love you gal - yes, I love you Peggy Sue.

Buddy Holly

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