Radio One
Jimi Hendrix Experience Lyrics


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"We got a radio drink up for ya, OK, OK here we go its name radio one
your
The one for me."
One, two, three, four.

Radio one
Your the only one, for me
Just turn that dial
Make the music worth while
Radio one




You stole my gal
But I love ya just the same

Overall Meaning

The lyrics in Jimi Hendrix Experience's song Radio One are all about the love and obsession for the British radio station named Radio One. The first few lines of the song exclaim the love for the radio station as they ask everyone to raise their drinks for this particular station. The next line then goes to establish that the radio station is the only one they need, and it is perfect for them. The singer then asks to turn the radio up to make the music worth their while.


The song then takes a sudden turn, as the lyrics reveal the radio station “stole my gal”. It is uncertain what the context of this line is; however, it does not seem to phase the singer, as he claims he loves the radio station even still. The song's repetitive lyrical structure and simple instrumentation contribute to creating a catchy tune. Through the song, the band expresses their love for the radio station and the feeling it brings when listening to it.


Line by Line Meaning

We got a radio drink up for ya, OK, OK here we go its name radio one
We have a special concoction of music for you, folks. Alright, alright, let's get started with the station we call Radio One


your The one for me.
Radio One, you're the only station that plays music that resonates with me


Just turn that dial Make the music worth while Radio one
All you have to do is turn the radio dial and the joyous music of Radio One will be worth your time


You stole my gal But I love ya just the same
Radio One, even though you took my girlfriend away with your captivating songs, I still adore you just the same




Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
Written by: JIMI HENDRIX

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