It's the female version of the Dion And The Belmonts song "Runaround Sue" because both songs have narrators who gave their ex-lovers appropriate nicknames for hurting them so, and they are telling future suitors how they were treated when they were together, and they don't want to see the future suitors hurt like they were.
It's the female version of the Dion And The Belmonts song "Runaround Sue" because both songs have narrators who gave their ex-lovers appropriate nicknames for hurting them so, and they are telling future suitors how they were treated when they were together, and they don't want to see the future suitors hurt like they were.