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Sonny James – Don’t Keep Me Hangin’ On

It was James's thirty-fourth release to reach the U.S. country singles chart, spending four weeks at number one and a total of fourteen weeks on the chart.

Sonny James – Don’t Keep Me Hangin’ On, is a 1970 single by Sonny James. It was James’s thirty-fourth release to reach the U.S. country singles chart, spending four weeks at number one and a total of fourteen weeks on the chart.
Sonny James - Don't Keep Me Hangin' On
Cover LP Sonny James Capitol 1970
Sonny James – Don’t Keep Me Hangin’ On
From the album My Love/Don’t Keep Me Hangin’ On
B-side “Woodbine Valley”
Released June 1970
Genre Country
Label Capitol
Songwriter(s) Sonny James Carole Smith
Producer(s) George Richey Kelso Herston

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Sonny James – Don’t Keep Me Hangin’ On Lyrics

Don’t keep me hangin’ on let me go let me go let me go
If your love is through if your love is gone don’t keep me hangin’ on
I’m a big fool to love you when you treat me like I’m your clown
It’s easy to see that you don’t love me you just want me hangin’ around
Don’t keep me hangin’ on…
Times when I say I’m leaving you keep begging me to stay
When I try to go you put on a show somehow I can’t get away
Don’t keep me hangin’ on…
Don’t keep me hangin’ on…
Don’t keep me hangin’ on

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Sonny James - Don't Keep Me Hangin' On
Single Sonny James Capitol 1970
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