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'{{Infobox Single <!-- See Wikipedia:WikiProject_Songs --> | Name = You Don't Own Me | Cover = Lesley Gore - You Don't Own Me.jpg | Cover size = | Border = | Caption = | Artist = [[Lesley Gore]] | Album = Songs of Mixed-Up Hearts | B-side = Run Bobby, Run | Released = 1964 | Format = 7" | Recorded = | Genre = | Length = | Label = [[Mercury Records|Mercury]] | Writer = [[John Madara]]<br>Dave White Tricker | Producer = | Certification = | Last single = "That's the Way Boys Are"<br>(1964) | This single = "'''You Don't Own Me'''"<br>(1964) | Next single = "All of My Life"<br>(1964) | Misc = }} "'''You Don't Own Me'''" is the title of a popular song by [[Lesley Gore]] from 1964, recorded when Gore was 18 years old. The song reached number two on the ''Billboard'' Pop Singles Chart in the United States (just behind [[The Beatles]]' "[[I Want to Hold Your Hand]]").<ref>[http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=33:jifqxxlaldse Allmusic song info]</ref> The song has been covered by [[Dusty Springfield]] on her debut album, ''[[A Girl Called Dusty]]'', and [[Joan Jett]] on her [[Joan Jett (album)|self-titled debut album]]. "You Don't Own Me" is about women's rights of how their husbands/boyfriends controlling their lives and freedom. You Don't Own Me is about women's rights (not lesbian rights) but how husbands tell them what to say and what to do. also how controlling their life and freedom'