The song "Da Doo Ron Ron" is actually not by Dave Edmunds, but originally performed by The Crystals in 1963. However, Dave Edmunds recorded a cover version of the song in 1977. The lyrics describe a girl who meets a guy named Bill on a Monday. She is instantly attracted to him, and her heart "stands still" when she sees him. The catchy refrain of "Da do ron ron ron, da do ron ron" is repeated throughout the song. The girl's friend had told her Bill's name. As Bill walks her home, she realizes that he was also interested in her, as she catches him looking at her. Despite his quiet demeanor, she finds him captivating. In the second verse, the girl reveals her plan to make Bill hers. She describes him as looking "so fine" as he picks her up at seven. She is determined that someday soon, she will make him hers. The repetition of "Da do ron ron ron, da do ron ron" in the chorus adds to the infectious and energetic nature of the song. Overall, "Da Doo Ron Ron" is a fun and upbeat song about young love and the excitement of meeting someone new. It captures the thrill and anticipation of a blossoming romance.
