Many thanks  Daisy   for   this info !! I gotta to  check in this one ......

For Sweetfairy: Yes, I can....Doc Pomus

The guy who brought the pretty girl to the dance is a real gentleman.

He tells her she can dance “every dance with the guy who gives you the eye.” She’s told to “go and have your fun.” Still he reminds her of certain limits. She’s told at evening’s end, she’ll be in his arms. He tells her not to forget who’s taking her home. The message is clear. Save the last dance for me.

The story of the lover’s plea unfolds beautifully in the Doc Pomus-Mort Shuman song, “Save The Last Dance For Me.” First recorded by The Drifters, a group that Pomus and Shuman had also written “This Magic Moment” for, the song retains its majesty and pathos 50 years later.

“Save The Last Dance For Me” was a huge hit for The Drifters. It climbed to the top of Billboard’s Pop and R&B charts in the fall of 1960. Lead singer Ben E. King, who would soon leave the group and launch a solo career with the graceful and majestic hits, “Spanish Harlem” and “Stand By Me,” sensed how the song should be sung. He gave a stunning performance, swaying and soaring with the music Shuman had written.

I love that song !!  Can yu tell me who  wrote that song ?