The "A" side is actually "Never Let Her Go", an easy listening song written by David Gates best known as a member of the band Bread and for his single "The Goodbye Girl". It's actually not that bad and typical of the era. The hole drilled through the label indicates this 45 was discontinued and discounted by the time it was purchased.
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Never Let Her Go
The "B" side, or the reason anyone bought this 45, is "The Riddler". Written by Mel Torme, it features Frank Gorshin in his Riddler persona shouting out riddles set to bouncy music.
The Riddler
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