Susan "Sue" Lawley, OBE (born 14 July 1946) is an English broadcaster.
Born in Sedgley, Staffordshire, England, and brought up in the Black Country, she was educated at Dudley Girls High School and graduated in modern languages from the University of Bristol where, due to peer pressure, she changed her Dudley accent to one closer to received pronunciation. She started her career at the BBC in Plymouth.
She began her professional career as a trainee reporter on the Western Mail and South Wales Echo between 1967 and 1970, during which she shared a house in Cardiff with Michael Buerk. She then moved to BBC Plymouth as a subeditor and freelance reporter from 1970 until 1972. In 1972, she gained prominence as one of the reporters/presenters of the BBC TV's news magazine Nationwide which she appeared on until 1975, when she was offered the main anchor role on the nightly news show Tonight. Lawley left Tonight on maternity leave shortly after its launch and did not return to the show. Instead she rejoined Nationwide as one of the two main anchors, alongside Frank Bough. Lawley remained with the show until it came to a close in 1983.
I'll meet you in the city
I'll pick you up at night
I'll drive you through the suburbs
I'll get you there in time
I'll meet you in the city
I'll stay clear of the light
I'll get us through the checkpoints
Yeah I know we'll be alright
Oh Julian
Once we get across the border
Oh Julian
I'll mend your heart
Oh Julian
Once we get across the border
Oh Julian
I'll mend your heart
And maybe we are sinners
But love ain't no crime
I'll get you through the checkpoints
I'll drive us through the night
You know I'll keep your secret
I've locked it up inside
As long as we are moving
Yeah I know it'll be all right
Yeah I know it'll be all right
Oh Julian
Once we get across the border
Oh Julian
I'll mend your heart
Oh Julian
Once we get across the border
Oh Julian
I'll mend your heart
Oh oh oh oh oh
Oh oh oh oh oh
Well love it ain't no crime
Oh oh oh oh oh
Well love it ain't no crime
Oh Julian
Oh Julian
I'll mend your heart
Oh Julian
Once we get across the border
Oh Julian
I'll mend your heart
Oh Julian
(Well love it ain't no crime)
(Well love it ain't no crime)
Oh Julian
(Well love it ain't no crime)