"Sad Little Girl 2" genre: Pop
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	The original Sad Little Girl was written by a 14 year old boy (Mickey Helton) over 35 years ago. This is how I remember it. Since it's not the orignal we will call it Sad Little Girl 2. Thanks Mick for letting ITCHIECAT record this song. Co-written by AFB & Mickey Helton Sung by AFB
	CD: Catatonic Cocktail Credits: co-written by archiefloydbowen & Mickey Helton, sung by AFB
	Story Behind the Song Sad Little Girl is a song Mickey Helton wrote way back in the '60's. We played it at Central Jr. High at the assembly....Does anybody else remember that? This is my version of Sad Little Girl...The way I remember it. So since it's not the original...we'll call it Sad Little Girl 2. What was the name of our band then? Lets see...there was Mick, Glen & Archie. A free CD goes to the first person that e-mails me with the correct name of our band when we played...Sad Little Girl. Lyrics Sad Little Girl 2 Co-Written by Mickey Helton & AFB Sad little girl standing in the corner Her mother wouldn't let her come out to play Sad little girl was going to leave tommorrow But her mother's going to make her leave today Chorus She's my sad little girl and I love her I'm her sad little boy and she loves me She's my sad little girl and I love her I'm her sad little boy and she loves me Sad little girl standing in the corner Her mother wouldn't let her go out with me Sad little girl was going to leave tommorrow But her mother's going to make her leave today, you see Chorus Sad little girl standing in the corner Her mother changed her mind, they're gonna stay, hey Sad little girl was going to leave tommorrow But my sad little girl got happy, they're not leaveing anyway

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