The band's line-up exemplified the influence of post-war migration on Australian society. All five founding members were from families who had migrated to Australia from Europe: lead singer Stevie Wright and drummer Gordon Henry "Snowy" Fleet were from England; rhythm guitarist George Young was from Scotland; lead guitarist Harry Vanda and bassist Dick Diamonde were from The Netherlands.
she's so fine
Easybeats Lyrics
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My little girl was not in sight
I been lookin' everywhere
Mornin', noon and daylight
'Cause she's so fine
She's so fine
Well she's so fine
I've got somethin' to tell her
And maybe she'll listen, maybe not
But I loved that woman like never before
'Cause all my love she's got
Well, she's so fine
She's so fine
Well, she's so fine
Woah-ho, she's so fine, you know I wish she was mine, ah, c'mon
Harry
One
Two
Three
Six, sorry, Harry
Well she's so fine
She's so fine
Well she's so fine
Oh-oh she's so fine, you know I wish she was mine, ah c'mon
Oh yeah, a-c'mon-on
Well, she's so fine
She's so fine
Yeah she's so fine
Oh, she's so fine, you know I wish she was mine, I want more
Hey, let's go, I want more
Hmm, yeah, she's so fine
She's so fine
Ah well, she's so fine
Oh, she's so fine, you know I wish she was mine
And that's all
The Easybeats' song "She's So Fine" is a classic rock and roll love song. The singer wakes up to find his lover not by his side, and he searches for her throughout the day. What he finds is that she's so fine and all he can do is wish that she was his. The first few lines set the scene for the rest of the song, emphasizing the singer's eagerness to find his lover. The repetition of the phrase "she's so fine" underscores the deep attraction the singer feels for her, and the line "all my love she's got" seems to suggest that he's all in on this relationship. The final lines are a request for more of her, indicating that the singer can't get enough of his fine woman.
One interesting interpretation of the song is that it's about a woman who's out of the singer's league. He's smitten with her, but he knows deep down that she's too good for him. Another interpretation is that the song is an ode to a specific woman in the band's life or someone they knew. Regardless of the meaning, "She's So Fine" is a catchy rock and roll tune that captures the excitement and infatuation of a budding romance.
Line by Line Meaning
I woke up bright and early this mornin'
The singer woke up early in the morning.
My little girl was not in sight
The singer's significant other was not around.
I been lookin' everywhere
The singer has been searching for their significant other.
Mornin', noon and daylight
The artist has been searching for their significant other all day.
'Cause she's so fine
The artist is obsessed with their significant other's beauty.
Well she's so fine
The singer reiterates their significant other's beauty.
Oh, she's so fine, you know I wish she was mine
The singer wishes they were in a relationship with their significant other because of her beauty.
I've got somethin' to tell her
The artist wants to confess something to their significant other.
And maybe she'll listen, maybe not
The artist is unsure if their significant other will listen to the confession.
But I loved that woman like never before
The artist deeply loves their significant other.
'Cause all my love she's got
The singer's significant other has all their love.
Woah-ho, she's so fine, you know I wish she was mine, ah, c'mon Harry
The artist continues to emphasize their significant other's beauty and still desires to be in a relationship with them.
Well she's so fine
The singer is still fixated on their significant other's beauty.
Oh-oh she's so fine, you know I wish she was mine, ah c'mon
The singer repeats their desire to be in a relationship with their significant other because of her beauty.
Oh yeah, a-c'mon-on
The singer encourages others to join in on their admiration of their significant other's beauty.
Yeah she's so fine
The artist reiterates their significant other's beauty again.
Oh, she's so fine, you know I wish she was mine, I want more
The artist continues to express their desire to be in a relationship with their significant other because of her beauty.
Hey, let's go, I want more
The singer insists on pursuing a relationship with their significant other because of her beauty.
Hmm, yeah, she's so fine
The singer continues to focus on their significant other's beauty.
Ah well, she's so fine
The artist expresses their admiration for their significant other's beauty once again.
Oh, she's so fine, you know I wish she was mine
The artist still wishes they were in a relationship with their significant other because of her beauty.
And that's all
The song ends with the artist reiterating their admiration for their significant other.
Lyrics © Royalty Network Music Publishing Ltd.
Written by: DAVID JAYMES, JOHN DU PREZ
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Marshall Man
RIP George ......
GEWDFERYEW
He will rest easy now like the genius he was.
Georgie Lancaster
And Stevie!
Georgie Lancaster
I was thinking, listening to Sorry, ten minutes ago, that 22/23 years before, WW2 was on and these teens and 20 yr old bomber crews would be listening to THERE'LL BE BLUE BIRDS OVER THE WHITE CLIFFS OF DOVER and GLENN MILLER...
Just a tsunami of change!
Elmonte Slim
@GEWDFERYEW
George was responsible for the Easy Beats, John Paul Young and AC AC & Flash & the Pan. Genius
Поле Вой
Это сказка счастья на земле!!!!60— е годы ..............
Victors videos
The EasyBeats had a great sound, and I can only imagine them live! Thank you for posting this great tune. I love the guitar work!!!
aussie_boy
The Easybeats / Stevie had a powerful influence on me when I was a teenager. I had all their records incl' the EP Easyfever.Knew every word to every song. Played them over and over and over.If anyone was born to be a rock star it was Stevie.He owned the stage and just loved being up there.Always smiling as he belted out those words (slow ballads aside ....but there were only a couple).And dancing, always in time ...never missed a beat did Stevie ...it was easy for him and the group couldn't have had a better name.The Beatles were fabulous.The Stones too.But Stevie brought EXCITEMENT! No band before or since has excited me more than the Easybeats.With a little luck and a twist of fate they could have been right up there with the Beatles and Stones. They were as good, just not as well known.RIP Stevie.You brought huge amounts of joy to so many of us.
aussie_boy
Thank you FF. :-)
Carolee Laveck
Stevie was totally charismatic! The best frontman ever!