The Brymers band is a late 1960’s rock group from Califo… Read Full Bio ↴The Brymers
The Brymers band is a late 1960’s rock group from California known for their classic hits of “Sacrifice” and “I Want To Tell You.” Within the last two years the group has reunited and released three CD’s: ‘Sacrifice” contains 24 tracks that were recorded during the 60’s; “Where Are They Now” contains 14 new original unheard tracks; and “40 Year Brotherhood” contains 18 hard driving tracks – all with that 60’s flavor. The group is still performing at concerts and rocking the crowds with that driving 60’s flavored sound. The Brymers members are: Bill Brumley (bass and vocals); Dick Lee (drums and vocals); Jim Mellick (lead guitar, harp, and vocals); and Kenny Sinner (keyboards, sax, and vocals). All members of The Brymers write and co-write their songs. To date, the Brymers have over 90 recorded tracks in their catalog covering all musical genres. Lee adds that if any individual visits The Brymers web site and purchases a CD and mentions "Last -FM" - they will receive a free autographed poster of the group (www.thebrymers.com).
* This brief bio was written with permission of Dick Lee, drummer (The Brymers) on 3-30-2009.
Hello Little Girl
The Brymers Lyrics
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Hello little girl
Hello little girl
When I see you everyday
I say, "Mm mm hello little girl"
When you're passing on your way
I say, "Mm mm hello little girl"
I cry, "Mm mm hello little girl"
When I try to catch your eye
I cry, "Mm mm hello little girl"
I send you flowers but you don't care
You never seem to see me standing there
I often wonder what you're thinking of
I hope it's me and love love love
So I hope there'll come a day
When you'll say, "Mm you're my little girl"
It's not the first time that it's happened to me,
It's been a long lonely time
And it's funny funny to see that I'm about to lose my mind mind mind
So I hope there'll come a day
When you say, "Mm mm
You're my little girl, mm mm mm
You're my little girl, mm mm mm"
You're my little girl, oh yeah
You're my little girl
Do do do do do
The Brymers' song "Hello Little Girl" is a classic example of unrequited love. The singer sings to a girl who he sees every day but doesn't seem to notice him. Despite sending her flowers, the girl still doesn't seem to care about him. The singer is desperate for her affection and longs for the day when she will recognize him as her "little girl". The repetition of "hello little girl" creates a sense of both desperation and hopefulness. The singer is trying to get the girl's attention, saying hello to her every time he sees her.
The song's lyrics explore the themes of unrequited love and the pain of rejection. The singer is clearly infatuated with the girl and wants her to notice him. However, despite his efforts, she remains oblivious to his presence. The lyrics also reflect the societal norms of the time, with the man being the pursuer and the woman being the pursued.
Line by Line Meaning
Hello little girl
The singer is greeting the subject of the song, who he refers to as 'little girl'
When I see you everyday
I say, "Mm mm hello little girl"
When you're passing on your way
I say, "Mm mm hello little girl"
When I see you passing by
I cry, "Mm mm hello little girl"
When I try to catch your eye
I cry, "Mm mm hello little girl"
The singer sees the subject of the song daily and greets her. He becomes emotional when he tries to get her attention but fails.
I send you flowers but you don't care
You never seem to see me standing there
I often wonder what you're thinking of
I hope it's me and love love love
The singer expresses his affection for the subject of the song, but she does not acknowledge it, leading him to wonder about her thoughts and hope that she reciprocates his feelings.
So I hope there'll come a day
When you'll say, "Mm you're my little girl"
The singer hopes that someday the subject of the song will return his affection and acknowledge him by calling him 'my little girl', a term of endearment.
It's not the first time that it's happened to me,
It's been a long lonely time
And it's funny funny to see that I'm about to lose my mind mind mind
The singer has experienced unrequited love before, and it has caused him distress over a long period of time, to the point where he is losing his sanity over it.
So I hope there'll come a day
When you say, "Mm mm
You're my little girl, mm mm mm
You're my little girl, mm mm mm"
You're my little girl, oh yeah
You're my little girl
Do do do do do
The singer reiterates his hope that the subject of the song will reciprocate his love and call him 'my little girl', and repeats the phrase to emphasize his desire for her to return his feelings.
Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
Written by: JOHN LENNON, PAUL MCCARTNEY
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