Silly, forced lyrics (it's spaghetti that's skinny, not macaroni) but catchy tune about a thin woman for whom the singer/songwriter has the hots. At the time it was released (1957) "making love" was not what people think of now. At that time, "making love" could range from simply flirting with someone to kissing.
BTW: Larry Williams wrote and recorded this first and I believe his version is the one most people know. Mr. Williams needs to be put in the "artists" category here at SongMeanings.com.
Silly, forced lyrics (it's spaghetti that's skinny, not macaroni) but catchy tune about a thin woman for whom the singer/songwriter has the hots. At the time it was released (1957) "making love" was not what people think of now. At that time, "making love" could range from simply flirting with someone to kissing.
BTW: Larry Williams wrote and recorded this first and I believe his version is the one most people know. Mr. Williams needs to be put in the "artists" category here at SongMeanings.com.