Lesley Gore - You Don't Own Me (Lyrics)

[littlebutterfly]

A powerful message to young ladies/women -  My favorite!   A huge part of my youth Lesley was...  Rest Sweet Woman!   Thanks for the memories 

[jennanuch]

I've been listening to this since I was a kid, loving the message she was spreading. It is a perfect, timeless song.

[pauljones]

The voice and happiness in her songs will live forever - thanks Lesley

[TrueBlueRosie]

RIP Lesley. Thank you for the great tunes

[jamesmonroe]

This song as i remember was before its time, Lesley Gore, was the GREATEST.

[samuelgriffin]

What a great era of good music the 60s are magical

[jepetounplugged]

great sound quality, best version on youtube

[beatlejim]

Released in December 1963. Got to #2 on the Billboard charts in Feb.1964....right behind the #1 song in the country, "I Want To Hold Your Hand" by The Beatles...

[jumpingapegirl]

My grandma went to high school with her!

[Laety]

easily my top 5 songs of the 60s..she was a great talent and will be missed

[JuneLynn]

Lesley's signature song....love her so much....Rest In Peace 🌹💙🌹

[jokesonyoubatmanhhahahahah]

They played this song in harley's first scene. It was not the cover of Grace. And i'm kinda happy cuz this is like 100x better.

[miraclesxo]

This woman was so ahead of her time ❤️❤️❤️

[johnstevens]

I remember this classic song was in the oldies library of AM 55 KOY radio in Phoenix, AZ, when I was a D.J. back in the day. Thanks for posting.

[ivanspasojevic]

Thank you for the attitude and every word....

[ABfromWindsor]

What a great song about a relationship and Lesley Gore had such a great voice.

[charityvalverdeable]

this might just be the most amazing song ever made.

[doneenspence]

i remember when this song came out by Leslie Gore. it's still a wonderful song.

[megmacqueen]

I remember this song when it came out, and always loved it. Gutsy and a wonderful voice :) I don't have a clue as to the movie references ...

[kittyvas]

I still love 'em oldies, my mom always played her 45's or kono radio station, when I was a toddler. I'm in my late 30s now. I sure miss when kono use to play all kinds of oldies from the 60s and when wolf man Jack use to announce artists & song titles. Those were the days, oldies rule forever!!!