Blackeyed Susan was formed in 1990 by ex-Britny Fox frontman Dean Davidson … Read Full Bio ↴Blackeyed Susan was formed in 1990 by ex-Britny Fox frontman Dean Davidson after the release of 'Boys in Heat' (1989). Davidson brought in former Cinderella keyboardist Rick Criniti to play guitar. Bassist Erik Levy and drummer Chris Branco rounded out the line-up. Compared to Britny Fox, Blackeyed Susan showed a more blues rock influenced sound than the bawdy glam metal of the former. The band released their first album, 'Electric Rattlebone, on Mercury Records in 1991. The album was a commercial failure, and Mercury pulled their support for the band while they were on tour. During the supporting tour, Rick Crintini was replaced by Jimmy Marchiano. Blackeyed Susan began working on a followup to Electric Rattlebone called Just A Taste in 1992, but the album ultimately became a demo

Discography
Electric Rattlebone (1991, Mercury)
Just A Taste (1992, self-released)

she's so fine
Blackeyed Susan Lyrics

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Oh, yeah!

Wish that girl was mine
(She's so fine)
You should've seen her dance
And her long slick stance
(She's so fine)
I like to take a chance

Sometimes her curves hurt me
(She's so fine)
I can't complain at all
And then she glanced at me
(She's so fine)
Next she's at my door, yeah

She's been drivin' me crazy
But I love her ways
She's so fine
Yeah, she needs some changes
But it drives me wild
She's so fine
My, my, my

Sweet wild cherry
(She's so fine)
We love to roll and dream
And her jet set team
(She's so fine)
They act the same with me, yeah

She's been drivin' me crazy
But I love her ways
She's so fine
Yeah, she needs some changes
But it drives me wild
She's so fine
My, my, my

Gimme, gimme the love that you have
You kept it for a rainy day
Gimme, gimme the love that you have
Only thing I have to say

She's so fine
My, my, my
She's so fine
She's so fine
Yeah, whoo!

Whoo!

Yeah!

She's so fine
She's so fine

She's been drivin' me crazy
But I love her ways
She's so fine
Yeah, she needs some changes
But it drives me wild
She's so fine
My, my, my
She's so fine
My, my, my

She's so fine
She's so fine

She's so fine
She's so fine

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to Blackeyed Susan's song "She's So Fine" are about the singer's infatuation with a woman who is incredibly beautiful and alluring. He wishes that she was his and is mesmerized by her appearance and movements, especially when she's dancing. Despite her curves causing him some discomfort, the singer cannot complain because he is so taken by her beauty. The woman notices him, and soon after, she comes to his door. Although she drives him crazy, he loves her ways, and she makes him feel wild. The singer acknowledges that she needs some changes, but he cannot help being drawn to her. The chorus repeats the title phrase several times, emphasizing the idea that she is indeed so fine.

The song is a catchy tribute to a stunning woman who captivates the singer. It has a fun, danceable beat and a rock vibe that fits the content of the lyrics. The use of repetition in the chorus emphasizes the obsession that the singer has with this woman. The lyrics are straightforward, but they effectively convey how the woman makes the singer feel. Overall, "She's So Fine" is a celebration of the beauty of women and the joy they can bring to a man's life.

Line by Line Meaning

Wish that girl was mine
I wish I could be with this girl

(She's so fine)
She's very attractive

You should've seen her dance
She's an amazing dancer

And her long slick stance
She stands tall and confident

I like to take a chance
I'm willing to take a risk to pursue her

Sometimes her curves hurt me
Her beauty is overwhelming and painful

I can't complain at all
I have no complaints about her, despite the pain

And then she glanced at me
She made eye contact with me, which made my heart race

Next she's at my door, yeah
She came to visit me

She's been drivin' me crazy
She's been on my mind constantly

But I love her ways
I'm deeply attracted to her personality