The Righteous Brothers

Songwriter: Buster Brown Bobby Robinson Clarence Lewis

Producer: Bill Medley

[Verse 1]
Won't somebody tell me what’s wrong with me? (Yeah)
Won't somebody tell me what’s wrong with me? (Yeah)
I ain’t misbehaving, and I got so much, oh, misery
I can hear your name a-ringing on down the line (Fannie Mae)
I can hear your name a-ringing on down the line (Fannie Mae)
I wanna know if you don't, well, tell me if I'm wasting my time (Yeah)

[Chorus]
Fannie Mae, baby, won’t you please come home? (Fannie Mae)
Fannie Mae, baby, won’t you please come home? (Fannie Mae)
Since you left me, baby, I never felt so all alone (Yeah)

[Verse 2]
I know (I know)
Woah, oh, oh, hold me (Oh, hold me)
I know (I know)
Woah, oh, oh, hold me (Oh, hold me)
I ain’t misbehaving, and I got so much, oh, misery (Yeah)

[Chorus]
Fannie Mae, oh baby, won’t you please come home? (Yeah)
Fannie Mae, baby, won’t you please come home? (Yeah)
Since you left me, baby, I never felt so all alone

[Outro]
Oh, Fannie Mae, Fannie Mae, come home, come home
Come home (Yeah)
Oh, Fannie Mae, Fannie Mae, come home, come home
Come home (Yeah)
Come on, come on, come on, come on home (Fannie Mae)
Come on, come on, come on, come on home (Fannie Mae)
Come on, come on, come on, come on home (Fannie Mae)

The Righteous Brothers were a musical duo of Bill Medley and Bobby Hatfield, hailing from Orange County, California. They were originally members of The Paramours but began performing as a duo in 1962 after breaking off from the group.

Their first hit track was “You’ve Lost That Lovin' Feelin” but they released many other hits during their career.

The duo was active through the 1960s and 70s, and after a long split, they reunited in 1981 and performed up until Hatfield’s death in 2003. In 2016, Medley reformed the group with Bucky Heard.

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