2. Baby Don't Go
This hit song was first released in 1964 on Reprise records. The lyrics were written and practiced on Bono’s $85 piano that he acquired and stored in their garage. After the success with their number one hit, they re-released it and gained more success. It also reached number one in Canada. The lyrics were subtly based on parts of Cher’s early life. She later writes of similar social outcast issues in "Half-Breed" and "Gypsies, Tramps & Thieves."
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