For everyone who's curious Doug Fieger, 25 at the time (the singer) fell in love with a girl from a clothing store named Sharona Alperin, 17 at the time, but they were both in relationships at the time. He broke up with his girlfriend and went after Sharona. They were messing around, although she was still in a relationship. They started dating a while after he wrote a few songs for her; including My Sharona, That's What the Little Girls Do and (She's So) Selfish. They were together for 5 years, but broke up when alcoholism took over Doug. They remained friends. Sharona was with Doug during his last week, when he died of cancer. Also, Doug stated he wrote My Sharona from a 14-year-old boy's perspective.
Less age difference than me and my wife. But I was 40 when we met, she's from Japan, I'm not being taken over by alcohol (though I enjoy music a hell of a lot more with it) and we've already been together more than twice as long.
Just been walking around my local co-op store buying some bits and pieces when this came on....when I got to the till the store cashier said she had just been watching me mime to the song as I shopped....she was highly amused given I am 70!
I'd just come to NYC in the summer of 79 and this song was blasting on the radio. I asked a nice Jewish girl what Sharona was all about. She told me it was about her ... Well, naughty bits. I later found out that Sharona was a girl's name! I was so naive at 23! Thanks, Robin!
Ive loved this song since its debut. ...Naughty bits, i didnt catch them myself back then. Fast forward until recently.. One of my grandsons best friends name is Sharone, a male. Well, now, everytime I hear Sharon's name, my brain goes right back in time to this song. I knew Sharona was a girl, and the "naught lyrics " dont compare to the lyrics of some of todays music. Great song, nonetheless.
@leokimvideo "Greatest guitar solo in pop / rock history" Not even close. There are at least two dozen better guitar solos by Pink Floyd, The Who, Eric Clapton with any band, Led Zeppelin, Van Halen, The Eagles, Steve Miller, and too many more to name. "My Sharona", great song. The Knack, mediocre band with average musicians who hit it big as one-hit-wonders.
I always thought "My Sharona was a cutting edge music!!!!!!!!!" It is 2024 and I think this song will be cuting edge for the edges to come. Long live "The Knack!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Like everybody else who was in a band back then, I lost count of the number of times I played "My Sharona". It never failed to get people up and boppin'! Can somebody explain how 45 years have gone by so quickly???
This came out the summer before 9th grade for me. What a blast from the past. A time so full of life and parties and fun. We were immortal and full of hormones. I'm so grateful I got to grow up in the 70's.
Once in a while, I go back to this song! It made me quit my job in Belgium late 90's. To join a Boston grunge band for several years /insane years of recklessness. Met my future wife before moving back to Belgium. Hearing this song makes me wonder how, why music can push you to do amazing stuff?! When I explain this story to my son while we're listening to this! He just shrugs! & say"you are crazy! " (Tim Boston)
This whole album is pure fire... Just a classic lightning strike type album where every note lands right where it needs to and the whole thing is just bangers
I was a freshman in high school in 1979 and this song was a dagger. We'd never heard anything like it. Elvis Costello, Blondie, and Talking Heads were out there but this was something so strange and new. That bridge was like a totally novel different hit song. We lost our minds to this song at Friday night dances. And it is still just as great today.
I was a senior so I was listening to some very very very good tunes and your right that this song was very different and very Good.. the music of the 70s and early 80s best ever and My Sharona was in the top 10% my opinion only..
My question is, why are more people not upset with the lyrics? He's a twenty seven year old singing about a Minor child turning him on. It sounds really creepy.
@@Lazy_eye_blobFishShe said she was about 16 or 17 when they met and he was 25 and they didn't even sleep together for another year or so after that. They dated for about 4 years. She is the model on the single sleeve and is a real estate broker to celebrities in Los Angeles. It was also the late 70s. Very different time from now.
@@Lazy_eye_blobFish I totally agree with you about the lyrics, yuck. I couldn't get the tune out of my head today, so I came here to listen and had that same ewwww reaction to the lyrics. Was reading some of the comments and was kinda surprised that there was a different definition of pedophile in the 70s. I'm going to have to research that one. And because 'she' was groomed for a year by him before they became intimate(allegedly)...well, I guess that makes everything okay for some folks. 👎🙄
Hahahaha me too, my whole life I grew up thinking that this epic and iconic song was released in the 80's, but only in my teens did I realize thanks to VH1 that this song was actually released in 1979, in fact this is the song that It killed disco music on all the charts at the time. 😊 But personally my favorite album from that year is George Harrison's self-titled album. 😎
My name is Sharina. It never fails that people from this era sing this song to me when they first meet me. In my childhood, I had no idea what they were talking about, but now I do! :D
One of the greatest rock solos of all time being played and 1 - Guitarist gets less than 2 seconds on film 2 - Solo gets cut in half, before that mighty 500 measure sustained note Thanks a lot TV edits. :(
One more rock'n'roll classic and underestinated song.. This track is amazing. If the author was a British or an american rockstar,, that song would be considered an eternal rock'n'roll classic song.
Anyone else thinks that this underdog song happens to have one of the greatest guitar solos ever? I mean it's short, it's simple, but goddamit it's so melodic.
For some reason, whenever I listen to this song riding my motorcycle, it had some sort of adrenaline effect which causes me to really hit the accelerator up and just go crazy speed driving... 😊
This piece is just one of those really rare hits that is ABSOLUTELY Well Ahead of Its TIME!!! It still amazingly holds well today. Love the Knack for that! 😃
I was trying to remember how this song went. Until I looked it up today I was sure that the lyrics were ' my Corona'. I can't get that out of my head😆.
de niña era adicta a esta canción, mi pobre madre sufria le hacia doler su cabecita, mamá cuanto lo siento, ahora te comprendo. me sigue gustando muchooooooo!!!!
I cannot stress how IMPORTANT this song was . It was NUMBER 1 on the USA charts way way before any other "New Wave" thing happened on the TOP TEN. I think only Blondie's "Heart of Glass" was at the same time (or earlier?) but that was regarded as a "disco song".
'Sharona' has become my aka. I was in high school when it came out, my boyfriend started calling me by that name, and now if I introduce myself as Sharona, it means I want to be your friend 🤓 Thanks, The Knack for making it such a dope song.. and yeah, that guitar! 🎸💓
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For everyone who's curious
Doug Fieger, 25 at the time (the singer) fell in love with a girl from a clothing store named Sharona Alperin, 17 at the time, but they were both in relationships at the time. He broke up with his girlfriend and went after Sharona. They were messing around, although she was still in a relationship. They started dating a while after he wrote a few songs for her; including My Sharona, That's What the Little Girls Do and (She's So) Selfish. They were together for 5 years, but broke up when alcoholism took over Doug. They remained friends. Sharona was with Doug during his last week, when he died of cancer.
Also, Doug stated he wrote My Sharona from a 14-year-old boy's perspective.
Lana Krajcer thx for the context
This version, or a previous version. Inquisitive minds want to know/scrap want for need, less intimidating nes pas?
Less age difference than me and my wife. But I was 40 when we met, she's from Japan, I'm not being taken over by alcohol (though I enjoy music a hell of a lot more with it) and we've already been together more than twice as long.
@@sir_pres4151 nah
@@akiramenai4973 thank you foe your comment, it gives me hope for finding my special someone, lol. Cheers!
This is the most infectious song of 2020 so far.
So it spreads widely worldwide haahahh
Alex K. 🤣
So cool seeing this band again 🍻😂
My carona!!
😁😁😁😁😁😬😂😂
I'm 63 we rock
58 I'm gay 😂🎉
@@medussaescarlatadeross3554 Happy Pride month then!!🎉
I'm 62 and this still rocks to this day.
Since I'm a huge Pink Floyd fan from the Syd Barret days then maybe that has something to do with it ;)
me too
Summer of 79 song.
You are correct, sir! And what a summer it was, musically and otherwise.
Geil❤
I was being born. May 13, 1979.
yes!!!!
A strong contender for the greatest one hit wonder song
Stronger contender for best use of the floor tom in a one-hit wonder
The guitar work in this is perfection. All of it.
Ciao..da..by..gio..sss..primo..Milano.. italy..
Ciao..da..by..gio..sss..primo..Milano.. italy..ciao..buon..natale..e..buon..anno.. nuovo..ciaoo
Just been walking around my local co-op store buying some bits and pieces when this came on....when I got to the till the store cashier said she had just been watching me mime to the song as I shopped....she was highly amused given I am 70!
I'd just come to NYC in the summer of 79 and this song was blasting on the radio. I asked a nice Jewish girl what Sharona was all about. She told me it was about her ... Well, naughty bits. I later found out that Sharona was a girl's name! I was so naive at 23! Thanks, Robin!
Ive loved this song since its debut. ...Naughty bits, i didnt catch them myself back then. Fast forward until recently..
One of my grandsons best friends name is Sharone, a male. Well, now, everytime I hear Sharon's name, my brain goes right back in time to this song. I knew Sharona was a girl, and the "naught lyrics " dont compare to the lyrics of some of todays music. Great song, nonetheless.
that's hilarious and sweet even though it's raunchy hahaha
I call mine yaya. M-M-M MY OWN YAYA
The Knack got a unexpected revival.
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They never went away for those of us who loved this from day one.
When rock n roll used to be well... rock n roll😊.
@@evertonporter7887 Isn't this considered New Wave?
They had a totally awesome song, that's why...
My dad has been singing “my corona” all day and now he’s shown me why... it’s pretty lit
Your daddy.......is a TWIT!
It's trash
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J Negatory shut it
I been singing it 40 years or so.
That bass line is otherworldly!!! I love the whole song
This song is so infectius, It's impossible to dislike it
Until you realize it’s a 30 year old singing about a minor
@@jakejulian7452I still don’t dislike it
@@somedyde8477 I like the melody and the creative style, but I will never tolerate the lyrics.
@@belynda1224 honestly they are kinda tame considering this was much more normalised back in the day, can’t put todays logic on the past sadly
Yeah. It is super lame
This song is a classic that current generations have enjoyed and future generations will enjoy as well.
Thankyou for explaining the concept of timelessness
@@Robil63 A 35 year old guy singing about banging a 20 year old, timeless. Surely will never age poorly.
I mean the band that made did enjoy the younger generation.. 'if you get what im saying'.
@@wealllikeitsomilkit4301 they s3xualized a seventeen year old.
Greatest guitar solo in pop / rock history PERIOD
Jesus loves you!
holy shit what are you doing here leokimvideo
What about Prince's guitar solos?
1. And yet they cut is short
2. The camera is focusing on someone else
@leokimvideo "Greatest guitar solo in pop / rock history"
Not even close. There are at least two dozen better guitar solos by Pink Floyd, The Who, Eric Clapton with any band, Led Zeppelin, Van Halen, The Eagles, Steve Miller, and too many more to name.
"My Sharona", great song. The Knack, mediocre band with average musicians who hit it big as one-hit-wonders.
That guitar solo 2:45 is arguably one of the best guitar solos in history
fr it’s so sweet if that makes sense
nvm they cut it in this video it’s not the same one as on spotify
This song always makes me want to rewatch Monk.
So simple and basic yet utterly addictive. All hail The Mighty Knack and one of the greatest rock tracks ever written!!
Opaw♥️🔥
Honestly, go from here straight to Ram Jam - Black Betty, it just works beautifully.
Is this considered new wave or post punk? Doesn’t seem either, more upbeat.
@@soakedbearrd It's considered a pop music footnote
Alice Cooper agrees
the drums and this rhythm are amazing, unique, they bring something new and this number is always fresh, whether I heard it 30 years ago or now
That’s fourty four years !
I ❤the song
Was a great song in 1979. Forty four years later in 2023, like many people, my opinion of the song has not changed. ❤😅😂
The first music video in black & white I’ve seen 45 years ago 😂
Very true. It is a unique track.
I always thought "My Sharona was a cutting edge music!!!!!!!!!" It is 2024 and I think this song will be cuting edge for the edges to come. Long live "The Knack!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
until you realize how pervy the lead singer is because he is talking to a seventeen girl and he is almost 30.
@@Bedwyr777 Should have been, "Sharona's Momma."
@@Bedwyr777 until you realize there is a littl' pervy inside each one of us ;) except if you're not human ! So enjoy it and stop thinking !
@@maxbru5343 HAHA so true.
There are dozens of hit songs with inappropriate meanings. Doesn’t make this song any more worse, maybe even more tame compared to some other songs.
Like everybody else who was in a band back then, I lost count of the number of times I played "My Sharona". It never failed to get people up and boppin'! Can somebody explain how 45 years have gone by so quickly???
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@@user-lq9eb2ys9p, life is a bugger my friend. Let’s enjoy it while we still can!
Jesus, 45 years ? Ok , now I feel ancient. Same time , I'm happy to be Gen X. They don't make bangers like this anymore.
@@user-lq9eb2ys9p Same
Yep. Check that ❤❤❤
sin duda esta es una de las mejores canciones de todos los tiempos
Who's still listening too this in 2024? I absolutely love it 💕
I wasn't even born yet, my mom was a 16yrs old teen. LoL 😆
I’m listening to it now, it never gets old. 🔥👍
Never gets old....
Me, at almost 60. in Carroll Co. Virginia, USA.
I am at nearly 69.
One of the best rock songs of all time!
Damn straight!
NOPE!!!
They say that this song killed disco
Um
Power pop
The Knack put on an energizing live show. Glad I was able to see them live before Doug passed. They absolutely rocked the house!
I forgot just how good these songs were!
This came out the summer before 9th grade for me. What a blast from the past. A time so full of life and parties and fun. We were immortal and full of hormones. I'm so grateful I got to grow up in the 70's.
Once in a while, I go back to this song! It made me quit my job in Belgium late 90's. To join a Boston grunge band for several years /insane years of recklessness. Met my future wife before moving back to Belgium. Hearing this song makes me wonder how, why music can push you to do amazing stuff?! When I explain this story to my son while we're listening to this! He just shrugs! & say"you are crazy! " (Tim Boston)
Only this level of guitar, bass, and drum virtuosity, melodies, and rhythm can justify the sheer quantity of lead singer pelvic thrusts throughout.
And his aggressively brain dead stare he kept making. Haha. I prefer this song audio only.
There was a lot more pelvic thrusting back in the day. Just sayin.
Summer of '79 could NOT get away from this tune!... even "Easy Listening" radio stations played it to death! Great tune, but not 4 times an hour!
1979..great memories
I remember I was 12.
Just did
Still keeps my blood pumping!
There is no music today that even comes close, great song!
This whole album is pure fire... Just a classic lightning strike type album where every note lands right where it needs to and the whole thing is just bangers
My Sharona what is Bangerz❤❤
All perfect
This is true rock. The singer seems in trance, he is fantastic!!!
I was 4 years old when this song came out. I'm 46 years old today and I'm still listening to it. That's a classic that never dies ❤❤❤
It might be the only song the Knack is known for, but what a song to be known for...
I was 2 then,but still,what a great song.
We don't care
@@rossfrank498 And ? You think you're funny ? Don't quit your day job my friend because comedian as a career would be a TOTAL FAILURE for you 🤣🤣🤣
@@rossfrank498 You mean you dont care...Go play with yourself.
Rest In Peace "Doug Fieger"!
Long liv Sharona!✊🏻🙏🏻👍🏻!
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2024, still hear it!
Presente
Me too. Very nice guitar riffs
timeless classic
My bologna
Yes me too when I sleep I hear it the most lol. I had to listen
Without a doubt one of the most underrated guitar solos in a song
They cut so much of it out, though.
I always love when a basic rock song totally shifts gears and changes the chords for the solo
@@c.moriarty1178 yeah but then _everybody_ says "that's not Layla!!" And I'm like "YES IT IS, ITS JUST THE SOLO AT THE END. FACK!!"
The guitar solo in ACDC's Ride On is the most underrated by miles.
@@mpw04191965 The guitar solo in ACDC's Ride On is the most underrated by miles.
Listening in 2024. I'm 62 yrs .old.
How many Sharon's do you know 😊
56 here and DAMN this track still pops. Swinging, baby!
I'm 42 and it's f amazing this song
tenia 17 cuando la escuchaba
@@michaelkottlerAlso 56 and agree!
One of the best rock songs ever, there's everything in it. Made me a rock fan for all my life.
Kind of reminds me of the cars now thinking back. This was such a huge huge hit when it came out. Still sounds good in 2024.
44 plus years ago and it still sounds like the future.
You know, it really does.
Great songs generally do 👍🎶
I was a freshman in high school in 1979 and this song was a dagger. We'd never heard anything like it. Elvis Costello, Blondie, and Talking Heads were out there but this was something so strange and new. That bridge was like a totally novel different hit song. We lost our minds to this song at Friday night dances. And it is still just as great today.
Yeah even as 11yo kids in outback Australia we were captivated by that bridge. Particularly the energy of the drummer.
I was a senior so I was listening to some very very very good tunes and your right that this song was very different and very Good.. the music of the 70s and early 80s best ever and My Sharona was in the top 10% my opinion only..
My question is, why are more people not upset with the lyrics? He's a twenty seven year old singing about a Minor child turning him on. It sounds really creepy.
@@Lazy_eye_blobFishShe said she was about 16 or 17 when they met and he was 25 and they didn't even sleep together for another year or so after that. They dated for about 4 years. She is the model on the single sleeve and is a real estate broker to celebrities in Los Angeles. It was also the late 70s. Very different time from now.
@@Lazy_eye_blobFish I totally agree with you about the lyrics, yuck. I couldn't get the tune out of my head today, so I came here to listen and had that same ewwww reaction to the lyrics. Was reading some of the comments and was kinda surprised that there was a different definition of pedophile in the 70s. I'm going to have to research that one. And because 'she' was groomed for a year by him before they became intimate(allegedly)...well, I guess that makes everything okay for some folks. 👎🙄
one of the most underrated guitar solos ever. I keep coming back to this after all these years.
Even though it was released in 79, this song owned and change the 80's forever.
Yea, I consider it an 80's song too.
Hahahaha me too, my whole life I grew up thinking that this epic and iconic song was released in the 80's, but only in my teens did I realize thanks to VH1 that this song was actually released in 1979, in fact this is the song that It killed disco music on all the charts at the time. 😊
But personally my favorite album from that year is George Harrison's self-titled album. 😎
When I was younger, I had a friend who loved this song. He used to stutter
My, My, My, My Sharona!
I had forgotten what a bad ass song this is, love the energy of this band
Don't stop believing!
Live Long and Prosper my friend!
Tremendo tema y no recordaba quien lo cantaba ufff cuantos años ya 😢 pero me da tanta alegría escucharlo me devuelve a mi juventud llena de energía
The best guitar solo...👏👏..🎸
It's true!!
Too bad most of it is cut in this AM version of the song.
Berton Averre killed it!
My name is Sharina. It never fails that people from this era sing this song to me when they first meet me. In my childhood, I had no idea what they were talking about, but now I do! :D
My Sharina!
@@careditor 😅
Simply stated - one of rock’s greatest songs.
This song and "Pop Music" by M set the tone for the punk inspired new wave synthesized music of the 80s.
I love when people sing this song to me while saying my name ❤🎶
Well i guess you are somebody's Sharona. ☺
Great drum lead in and awesome guitar solo. Classic greatness forever!
1979 this was on the radio every hour so it seemed. Phenomenal song. Im sure when they penned this they knew they had a massive hit.
I will never forget putting headphones with long cord on and listening to this album …and being taken away 🎨⚓️🥰💝☘️💕💕💕💕💕☘️☘️☘️
Una de las mejores canciones de todos los tiempos. La amo!!!
1:21: epic guitar fill starts
Cameraman: let me take this terrific shot of the bass player...
the solo also is one of the best solos ive ever heard
Its actually the editors fault because multiple cameras are being used from different angles at the same time.
Buona..notte.da..gio..sss..junior..in..by..gio..sss..primo..Milano.. italy..ciaoo.
The people who know the editing equipment very well dont know the music instruments very well.
One of the most unique songs ever! The rhythm is amazing! =)
Are you a fan?
The lead break too, so, so under rated.....
Have you heard Elvis Costello’s Pump It Up?
Rock Lobster is pretty unique too… or Bill McClintock’s mashup involving that song
My corona!!
SWEET! I remember cranking this to the full volume in the 70s!
That song stands the test of time! Well done Knack!
¡SHARONAVIRUS!
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Shit gets real!
That’s my auntys name
this song is still relevant today.
let's spread sharonavirus, not covid...
This is my favourite song ever, absolutely love it. My name is Sharon so I consider this to be my song.
Stonks
Congratulations!
Stonks
@@dangerawaits_bbx heard that before, not funny the first time.
always liked this song.
This song never gets old!
first bj, brod thought it was a park sard
she fell for pepperoni
He makes my motor run by the way he sings, his expressions, his movements!!!!! He charges me up!!!! ❤❤
One of the greatest rock solos of all time being played and
1 - Guitarist gets less than 2 seconds on film
2 - Solo gets cut in half, before that mighty 500 measure sustained note
Thanks a lot TV edits. :(
Guitar solo starts and the camera totals in on the bass player. Brilliant. Sure a lot of thought went into those edits.
You're absolutely right.
Everytime i tell someone my name this song is the first thing I hear. I love it!
This song is a classic and proof to never judge a book by it's cover. I would've never guessed these guys sang this. A movie soundtrack got me here
Amazing song.........!! Timeless....... Love it!!
Honestly, one of my favorite guitar solos of all time! I never get tired of it!!!
Seems like the ballbag that created this edit got tired of it though.
Yes for me too
1979 44 yrs. Ago I was only 10 yrs. Old
Now I'm 54 yrs. Old
Watching may 7, 2023
it is a great solo...I concur and he,the guitarist knows it,cocky...I like that...own it
@@edwinabraham1735 same age as you brother I feel ya
One more rock'n'roll classic and underestinated song.. This track is amazing. If the author was a British or an american rockstar,, that song would be considered an eternal rock'n'roll classic song.
Who listens it on 2024?
Hehehe
Your mom.
Who has good grammar in 2024? Oh… Wait a minute… I know… NOT YOU!!
Of course I do! And FOREVER!
Always will
Came for Corona comments. Wasn't disappointed.
Same
Me too! :-D
Yes I did too after I first showed symptoms and let me tell you it is so funnnnnnnaasssdeaasdddrrrgsdddddjjjjjjjjjjjjjj
Apparently, I'm not the only one 😂 !
"...muh-muh-muh MYYY CORONA 🎤" 😂😂😂😂
Me too
Timeless Classic! 100%. Thank You The Knack!!!!
Has to be the best one hit wonder with the best swell ever at the end. RIP Doug Fieger.
This is a classic. I can get over this even after 30 years.
Possibly the greatest hook of all time.
"my scrotum"
@@herbs275 Um... ok I guess?
@@Skeletron7 always gotta that one guy :')
@@reefersraw Yeah, true lmao.
mah mah mah My MY SCROTUM
one of my practice songs as a 70s drummer, but yes, that solo is out of this world.
Indeed, timeless classic rock and roll!!!! Pure intensity!! Pure energy!!! Pure THE KNACK!!!!
Popping this cassette into my best friend's Chevy Nova after school when I was 15...NOTHING BETTER!
This whole album was great ❤
If you want a great day listen to this song every morning 😊
I was 6 when this came out and I still remember it wow❤❤❤
2024 anyone?
Absolutely
Yup!!!
Two here
Me
June 1, 2024
Bought this single when it came out aged 15, still own it and still love it....1979 was a great year for music.
Anyone else thinks that this underdog song happens to have one of the greatest guitar solos ever? I mean it's short, it's simple, but goddamit it's so melodic.
Yes it sounds happy
Hell yeah
+chaser yes
not really an underdog song, everyone knows it
+iwanttosmell actually, the original is longer than this but yep, great solo.
For some reason, whenever I listen to this song riding my motorcycle, it had some sort of adrenaline effect which causes me to really hit the accelerator up and just go crazy speed driving... 😊
This piece is just one of those really rare hits that is ABSOLUTELY Well Ahead of Its TIME!!! It still amazingly holds well today. Love the Knack for that! 😃
Literally cannot unhear "myyyy coronaaaa" every time I listen to this song ahaha
same though, came here for my my my yy carona
Totes!
I was trying to remember how this song went. Until I looked it up today I was sure that the lyrics were ' my Corona'. I can't get that out of my head😆.
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de niña era adicta a esta canción, mi pobre madre sufria le hacia doler su cabecita, mamá cuanto lo siento, ahora te comprendo. me sigue gustando muchooooooo!!!!
English dammit, ENGLISH!!!
@@stevenA44 Ta gueule, gringo!
This song was released in '79
The year after I was born
An absolute incredible track 👣 👏
I cannot stress how IMPORTANT this song was . It was NUMBER 1 on the USA charts way way before any other "New Wave" thing happened on the TOP TEN. I think only Blondie's "Heart of Glass" was at the same time (or earlier?) but that was regarded as a "disco song".
Back in 1979 when this song came out, I remember you can listen to the song all day long on the radio, imagine how popular the song was back then.
CLASSIC... I never get tired of listening to this one!!
un classic ! meme si au depart on pariait sur du rien du tout
Nice, I finally found this song. Absolutely timeless! And what a solo!
I love this song!😊
Love it....one of those tune 'locked' in memory FOREVER!
'Sharona' has become my aka. I was in high school when it came out, my boyfriend started calling me by that name, and now if I introduce myself as Sharona, it means I want to be your friend 🤓
Thanks, The Knack for making it such a dope song.. and yeah, that guitar! 🎸💓
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It's a pedophile anthem, the girl was a minor and he was 27.
ma ma ma my Sharipova
These are what I call my sweetest musical tempest. I like very much
I love this song! Brings back childhood memories. 😊
I remember this song as a kid back in 1979, one of the biggest one hit wonders out there.
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@@markrush5013 exactly. Came here to say, they had TWO hits
They also had "Can't Put a Price on Love" and "That's What the Little Girls Do." Not big hits but did get airplay.
My favorite.@@markrush5013
Same here