About the song
Let’s journey back to the golden age of rockabilly with Sanford Clark’s timeless hit “It’s Nothing to Me.” Released in 1956 as a single, this song showcases the raw energy and rebellious spirit of early rock and roll.
Written by Lee Hazlewood, “It’s Nothing to Me” is a gritty and infectious tune with a driving rhythm and edgy lyrics that capture the essence of the rockabilly genre. Sanford Clark’s smooth vocals and dynamic delivery bring the song to life, infusing it with a sense of urgency and excitement.
Upon its release, “It’s Nothing to Me” made waves on the charts, reaching the top 10 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart and earning Sanford Clark widespread acclaim. His unique blend of country twang and rock and roll attitude struck a chord with audiences, solidifying his status as a rising star in the music industry.
Decades later, “It’s Nothing to Me” remains a beloved favorite among fans of rockabilly music, admired for its infectious energy and timeless appeal. Whether you’re a longtime fan of Sanford Clark or discovering his music for the first time, “It’s Nothing to Me” is sure to leave a lasting impression with its electrifying sound and unforgettable melody. So sit back, crank up the volume, and let Sanford Clark’s “It’s Nothing to Me” transport you back to the heyday of rock and roll.
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Lyrics
[Verse 1]
Take your drink
To the end of the bar buddy
Let her stay there
Now don’t be a fool
I’d as soon have a hot seat in Sing-Sing prison
Than to sit down by her on that stool[Chorus]
What’s that you say
I guess you’re right
It’s nothing to me[Verse 2]
See that man
She belongs to him buddy
Better drink up and go while you can
I can tell by the way he looks at you buddy
That he’s sure a quick-tempered jealous man[Chorus]
What’s that you say
I guess you’re right
It’s nothing to me[Verse 3]
There you are
Stretched out on the floor buddy
Now you see what you made him do
Her they come to take him off
To jail buddy
And tomorrow someone will bury you
Oh well that’s life
Or it was
Its nothing to me