' She's Not There' was the debut single by the British pop band, The Zombie… Read Full Bio ↴' She's Not There' was the debut single by the British pop band, The Zombies. It was recorded in one take. It reached number twelve in the UK Singles Chart in August 1964., number two in the Billboard Hot 100 (USA), and #2 in Canada.

Rolling Stone magazine ranked "She's Not There" #291 on their list of the 500 Greatest Songs of All Time.

One of the song's most distinctive features is Argent's electric piano sound which was rare at the time. In the UK, it was the first hit song with an electric piano as the lead instrument. Rod Argent, the keyboard player in the Zombies, was challenged by Decca Records producer Ken Jones to write a hit record for his group, and he came up with this.

Santana covered this on their 1977 album Moonflower.

She's Not There
The Zombies Lyrics

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Well, no one told me about her
The way she lied
Well, no one told me about her
How many people cried

But it's too late to say you're sorry
How would I know, why should I care?
Please don't bother trying to find her

She's not there

Well, let me tell you 'bout the way she looked
The way she acts and the color of her hair
Her voice was soft and cool, her eyes were clear and bright
But she's not there

Well, no one told me about her
What could I do?
Well, no one told me about her
Though they all knew

But it's too late to say you're sorry
How would I know, why should I care?
Please don't bother trying to find her
She's not there

Well, let me tell you about the way she looked
The way she acts and the color of her hair
Her voice was soft and cool, her eyes were clear and bright
But she's not there

But it's too late to say you're sorry
How would I know, why should I care?
Please don't bother trying to find her
She's not there

Well, let me tell you about the way she looked
The way she acts and the color of her hair

Her voice was soft and cool, her eyes were clear and bright
But she's not there

Overall Meaning

The Zombies' She's Not There is a classic 1964 rock song about a woman who has disappeared without a trace. The lyrics speak of the singer's surprise that no one had warned him about her lies and the hurt she's caused others. The song's chorus repeats the idea that it's too late to apologize, as the woman has already vanished, leaving everyone to deal with the aftermath. The verses describe the woman in detail, from her appearance to her voice and demeanor, but even with all this information, she remains a mystery - unreachable, untraceable, and inexistent.

The song's catchy melody and upbeat rhythm belie the tragic theme, resulting in a potent contrast that adds to its emotional impact. Some have interpreted the woman's disappearance as a metaphor for death or depression, while others have seen it as symbolic of a tumultuous relationship falling apart. Regardless of the interpretation, She's Not There remains a beloved and enduring piece of music that continues to resonate with listeners.

Line by Line Meaning

Well, no one told me about her
I was not warned about her existence

The way she lied
She was not truthful with me

Well, no one told me about her
Again, I was not given any information about her

How many people cried
Her actions caused many people distress

But it's too late to say you're sorry
Apologizing at this point will not make a difference

How would I know, why should I care?
I have no reason to feel remorseful about not knowing

Please don't bother trying to find her
There is no point in attempting to locate her

She's not there
She is no longer present in my life

Well, let me tell you 'bout the way she looked
Allow me to describe her appearance

The way she acts and the color of her hair
Her behavior and physical features stood out to me

Her voice was soft and cool, her eyes were clear and bright
She had attractive and appealing qualities

Well, no one told me about her
Once again, I was not informed about her

What could I do?
There was nothing I could have done differently

Well, no one told me about her
Despite many people being aware of her, no one mentioned her to me

Though they all knew
Others were aware of her presence

But it's too late to say you're sorry
Apologizing at this stage is futile

How would I know, why should I care?
There is no reason for me to feel concerned or responsible

Please don't bother trying to find her
It is pointless to attempt to locate her

She's not there
She is no longer around or within reach

Well, let me tell you about the way she looked
Again, I will describe her appearance

The way she acts and the color of her hair
Her actions and physical features were notable

Her voice was soft and cool, her eyes were clear and bright
She had attractive and alluring qualities

But she's not there
However, she is no longer present in my life

But it's too late to say you're sorry
Regretting the past will not make any difference now

How would I know, why should I care?
I have no reason to feel remorseful or responsible

Please don't bother trying to find her
Attempting to locate her would be pointless

She's not there
She is not present anymore

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Written by: Rodney Terence Argent

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01Road Runner2:09

02Summertime2:13

03I Can't Make Up My Mind2:38

04The Way I Feel Inside1:51

05Work 'N' Play2:10

06You've Really Got A Hold On Me3:43

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08Sticks and Stones2:59

09Can't Nobody Love You2:17

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Philip Kassabian

An excellent song by The Zombies.

Most interesting comment from YouTube:

@juliagribble6512

4y↑42

Well, no one told me about her
The way she lied
Well, no one told me about her
How many people cried
But it's too late to say you're sorry
How would I know? Why should I care?
Please don't bother trying to find her
She's not there
Well, let me tell you 'bout the way she looked
The way she acts and the color of her hair
Her voice was soft and cool
Her eyes were clear and bright
But she's not there
Well, no one told me about her
What could I do?
Well, no one told me about her
Though they all knew
But it's too late to say you're sorry
How would I know? Why should I care?
Please don't bother trying to find her
She's not there
Well, let me tell you 'bout the way she looked
The way she acts and the color of her hair
Her voice was soft and cool
Her eyes…

All comments from YouTube:

@ABritInThePhilippines

5y↑980

Just love this song...

@bongisland2762

4y↑33

what's nuts is this is 1964!!
NO OTHER POP MUSIC that year was THIS ADVANCED! (I always thought this was 1968 or such.) It's SO FAR AHEAD of the Beatles of 1964, and everyone else!

@benbenwards9999

4y↑14

@@bongisland2762 It was really 1964. Yes, they were advanced. Only them had a keyboard player of that level. I remember our HS prom of 1965 in FEATI, Philippines two local bands played this song and other zombies song like "I remember when I loved her". The Beatles became popular as early as 1962. In 1968 the music trend changed. Psychedelic groups like Doors, Santana, Jimi Hendrix and others like Vanilla Fudge became popular.FYI.

@scorpius319

4y↑15

@@danielakbotoev257 Ok, infant.

@Charleskesilatgmail

4y↑5

Daniel Akbotoev why are you listening to this song then?

@lindadote

4y↑21

Daniel Akbotoev ......this infantile insult amuses (or rather, bemuses) me. It’s the music made and enjoyed by “Boomers” that your current “artists” are “sampling” right now, 50+ years later. I can’t imagine the “sampled” pieces will be played in 50+ years time yet the music we grew up loving has undoubtedly stood the test of time and will continue to do so.

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@MerkinMuffly

3y↑535

Groundbreaking for 1964, not even the Beatles had a song that year that was as somber and lyrically sophisticated as this, they were still doing mostly upbeat love songs. It still holds up today.

@terencenordberg7482

3y↑10

True - 1 phenomenal song versus the Beatles’ 40

@Elchamuc020

3y↑6

Still to this day I am the walrus mops the floor better than this jam

@jamesresendiz5018

2y↑2

settle down there francis.

@camwinters5672

2y↑5

There's no adequate reason to put this band in any subject involving the Beatles. It's comparing a hobby to a career. How many zombies were knighted?

@KiraReminiec9399

2y↑1

Is this song about a ghost ?

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@leighwhite

8y↑23

Top song from 64 and still listening 52 years later.

@japicic

did you say from 64????????????????

@kitcheneral

7y↑4

Remember it been played at my school dance, I was 11

@stacyblue1980

that is just so sweet and precious :)))

@janeough45

4y↑71

I WAS 19 YEARS OLD WHEN THIS CLASSIC WAS RECORDED , NOW IM 74 , THESE HANDSOME GUYS WERE PURE GENIUS LONG LIVE THE 60S ERA XX LOL I WAS THERE ,,,,

@jack28727

There's this new movie called Titane I think that has this song in the trailer. It's what brought me here. Maybe they're gonna get big again.

@spoopypotato7767

@@jack28727 SAME DUDE

@paulmartos7730

Same age. I loved this song from its release to today.

@desireepierce8940

That's just awesome!!

@Ida-iu3uj

16w↑25

It's hard to believe now that this song came out in 1964. It seems so ahead of its time. :)

@username55ify

14w↑1

I was listening to oldies for about 10 hours last night, and as I was dosing off this song came on the queue and my jaw hit the floor. Just incredible

@Ida-iu3uj

14w

Very much so.@@username55ify

@matthewjohnson1710

2y↑23

The Zombies, The Animals, The Guess Who. All way ahead of their time and underrated.

@yuris6125

15w

The Kinks as well.

@mikeluke9404

4y↑211

That intro, that voice, Colin blunstone, the most underated singer of all time. Agree

@padraigosullivan9979

4y↑4

You can't beat that grainy sound voice. You can't learn it. People are born and blessed with it. It's so inoffensive and just sums up the 60's

@rollastoney

4y↑2

That “Grainy” voice was just unsophisticated recording equipment.

@MsAppassionata

Old Sailor 🙄🙄🙄 Why is it that on almost every video people have to keep regurgitating “___ should have been bigger than The Beatles” The Beatles were the biggest band ever for a reason. Get over it, shut up and just enjoy the music. Smh.

@MsAppassionata

Old Sailor How old are you? About 12? That was a ridiculous comment. There were plenty of boys who loved The Beatles anyway. Many of them went on to form bands of their own. As for entertainment icons always being selected by morons, I suppose that would also include Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, Stevie Wonder, Marvin Gaye, Jimi Hendrix, Cole Porter, John Coltrane, Miles Davis, Barbara Streisand, Ella Fitzgerald, Frank Sinatra, Tony Bennett, Luciano Pavarotti, etc. in your opinion. If that’s true then it is you who is the real moron.

@theloniousratledge8835

@angela williams No, dear, you should learn german lanciare, o lo spagnolo, o l'italiano, o il francese.

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@robadr13

2y↑25

This song always brings back strong memories. I was 13 or 14 when it came out, living in small town Nova Scotia. Local stations played very little rock ‘n’ roll in those days, but at night a lot of American stations in the eastern US would come in relatively clearly. I often fell asleep with my transistor radio under the pillow, tuned to WABC, WPTR, WKBW, WMEX…whatever was coming in clearly that night. One night I woke up in the middle of the night and this song was playing, the first time I’d heard it. I couldn’t believe it - it seemed like the most amazing song ever, maybe even a message from God… :-))

@111Matu

2y↑2

Thanks for sharing. I had a similar experience when I heard Gil Scott-Heron's "Winter in America" on the radio for the first time.

@davidpeters4129

Wow, that's something you could pick up WABC out of NYC in N.S., the 50,000-watt blowtorch. There is a great AM oldies station out of Toronto I can sometime pick up in the Adirondacks, when I'm up there

@robadr13

2y↑2

@@davidpeters4129 We lived right on the coast, 'only' about 1000km (600mi) of open ocean from NYC - not a lot for a 50 000 watt transmitter at night.
WKBW (Buffalo) and WPTR (Albany) were also pretty reliable though. One of the positive aspects of the AM radio band is its night-time signal reach. :-)

@Ida-iu3uj

16w

The same - I'd fall asleep with my transistor radio under my pillow too. :)

@yesterdayproductions1019

1y↑13

The play between the major & minor chords on this is fabulous! Great musicianship & great vocals.

@neverlostforwords

4y↑26

The Zombies were incredibly underrated. I never tire of hearing their songs.

@checkinout6000

4y↑1

admitted into the hall of fame this year, no so underrated I suppose

@janeough45

4y↑30

i was 19 years old when this lovely classic was recorded ,,,now im 75 years old i still get as much pleasure hearing this divine song i wish i had been the girl they were looking for ,, i would never have left lol to all fans these guys were great with the harmonies xxx

@edwardsimpson3238

4y↑3

I'm in my 73rd year and still listening to this..

@kevinobrien1259

4y↑2

Classic record, I was sixteen when it came out and playing in my first band from school, I went on to play in the music scene in the late 60s and early 70s supporting all the big bands of the day, Family, T.Rex, Slade, Chicken Shack, Savoy Brown, Soft Machine, Spooky Tooth, Freddie King, Kevin Coyne, Sam apple Pie, etc etc, have been in bands with some top players but you never forget your influences..

@janeough45

4y↑3

@@kevinobrien1259 Woiw WHATY A LINE UP I STILL ADORE THE BANDS YOU PLAYED WITH XX i reckon you must a been a decent player ,,,music as always been part of my life , my twin sister and i sang in a all girls band ,,,,what a joy that was ,,we still sing our harmonies are to die for ,,xx lol xx

@kevinobrien1259

4y↑3

Sure was a magical time for music, we all have our very special memories, nice to hear that you sang with your sister in the all girls band, my sister always wanted to sing on stage when she was young but was quite shy, but she never got that out of her system and later in life she joined a choir and performed at several shows and a big open air festival a few years ago, I went along and filmed it for her., Have a good day Jane.

@janeough45

4y↑3

@@kevinobrien1259 Music is the spice of life xxxxx im glad your sister joined the choir ,,,,,,, Iadore these guys ,,,,this is one of my many favorite songs of the 60s xx

@billgonzales8978

2y↑10

Im an old 60s hippie, and I always come back to this GREAT.

@Sandra-cm1du

1y↑19

There is just something about the music of the 1960's....I think it's some of the best music ever recorded. Great song!

@kennethhamlett166

8y↑121

This is one of those songs that just takes root in your brain and never goes away. I remember when it was a hit in 1964, and 51 years later, I sometimes find that I am singing it to myself as I walk down the street -- and I still know the lyrics. Oh yes, it is firmly implanted in my brain. I assume at some point, I will be lying in a nursing home, not quite sure who I am, unable to recognize visitors, but in some quiet moment, I will be singing this song to myself, and I will still be word perfect on the lyrics. It's a great song, but beware of it.

@lincolnneb

8y↑5

+Kenneth Hamlett ......Yes. You nailed it. I'll be right there with you Ken.

@afzalnappin9024

8y↑5

+Joel Swanson
me too

@camilocarias5501

8y↑3

woooow

@jake3938

7y↑2

Kenneth Hamlett wow, amazing comment

@jake3938

7y↑2

Kenneth Hamlett wait you a dentist in Dallas Texas????

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@fineart10

3y↑15

1964 masterpiece.... But still is a masterpiece.... Great tune.. Unforgetable

@stebak

21w↑13

Heard the Santana cover today and had to look it up to remember the Zombies. Then, coincidentally heard it again watching "The Long Kiss Goodnight". Came here to remind myself of the original, there's no bongo drums. There was so much good music back then...

@paulashcroft7712

20w↑2

Slightly ahead of their time. Good times

@sandrajuergens-ix3yh

19w

I just heard it last night 12/10/23 on the TV series "The Crown" about Queen Elizabeth. It's 👍🏻 awesome!❤🤠 I love all kinds of music, except Disco. We'll just have to agree to disagree on that 😜❤

@MrGjcannon

10w

First single I bought was the Santana version. Lomg Kiss Goodnight is a good film.

@sandrajuergens-ix3yh

19w↑9

I just heard this song on the TV series "The Crown" about Queen Elizabeth. Thank you for posting! I love this song. I am a 54 yr old hippie/ Country Cowgirl ❤️🤠 This music was the big thing when I was little but I have a knack for great music! This music and the music of my generation is still the best gift ever

@vikramadoddamani

18w↑1

I love it too. It’s just strangely pleasing. I heard at end credits of a TV movie that I finished watching (Ruth Rendalls Blue Perfume). Take care.

@bettyperkins8701

5y↑44

Congratulations Zombies for your introduction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. I well deserved honor. Thank you for your music.

@bernardliu8526

Betty, it's induction !

@robmca9265

2y↑15

Heard his on the radio this morning and can't believe that it's from nearly 60 years ago. The scary thing is that I still remember the lyrics.

@lesleyvivien2876

Oh hell. Thanks for the reminder. 😢

@thegoodsgone1965

4y↑14

Never get tired of hearing this. Pure 60's gold. ✨🏆

@harryl5536

4y↑20

you never get tired of listening to good music

@janeough45

4y↑11

These darling fellows were smart , handsome and they could sing and harmonies ,,,,they along with other bands made the 60s era an utter joy , thank you for giving us decades of sublime magic xx

@boffo63

4y↑1

Watch 'Echo in the Canyon' on Netflix. It's about Laurel Canyon singers 65-67 era.

@XRacerify

4y↑25

55 years later and it STILL rips !

@janeough45

4y↑3

Robert i agree with you ,,,im 74 years old , this splendid song still gives me goose lumps every time i hear it lol xx

@jerrodmecca7745

19w↑13

As a young Black man. AA from the hood i cab homestly say the Beatles are my Favorite group. Especially John Lennon. Crazy i grew up 2 streets over from Mark David Chapman and know many that knew him. Went to his Highschool Columbia High anf even know the people who occupy his residence now. Heard many stories of that disturbed guy but RIP John Lennon.

@sandrashane677

The Beatles pleagiarised a lot of black people's music.

@lightbox617

4y↑15

My favorite song/lyrics when I was 17. I'm 71. I'v outgrown it but I still remember and love it.

@bettechic5052

5y↑15

One of the Greatest groups from the 60's! Congrats on your induction to the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame 2019!! Long overdue!

@joshuajohnson7764

5y↑20

55 years and music hasn't improved much from this...this is pure GOLD!

@janeough45

5y↑2

joshua johndson this fab song is 22 caret gold with diamonds xxx

@martinharrison1504

5y↑1

Music hasn't improved at all since this, it's just got worse.

@frisbee544

If you're talking about today's music. Well, today's music ain't music. It's noise. That's what I like about this music from ancient times. All the songs from back then say something. I recently discovered the Beatles - about a year ago - and they were really great.

@dinocarlucci2105

Give me fuckin strength. These guys posting here have been in a coma for the last 55 yrs.. incredible

@megamoviez

3y↑25

Thank you Titane for bringing me back to this song!

@RaviKumar-xt9qn

3y↑4

Really enjoyed and loved that movie

@umbrellawitch504

3y↑3

yes!!! now im obsessed with this band

@user-nv4hx9cq9m

2y↑2

If it wasn't for Titane... great movie, great link, great song...

@janeough45

4y↑10

tHESE GUYS ARE THE ULTIMATE IN GREATNESS ,,, this is a complete classic ,,WOW , the 60s era was so special lol xx

@jannejedland8746

4y↑2

true.

@philiptucci2458

4y↑12

MAGNIFICENT MASTERPIECE Forever, one of my all time favorites since 1964

@alyorkie6

Yeah, good music will never fade away. This was almost the first time that I noticed "Pop music" Been a fan ever since. Thanks to YouTube and modern Tecnology I've upgraded a lot of old crackly stuff Peace. p.s. I was about 12/13 at the time and just noticed a few comments from people older than me, Stay safe you All.

@traceymallard

5y↑13

I adore this song , it came out in 1964, I was born in 65, and I love this song!!

@soupdragonuk

5y↑1

I was born in '65 and have a huge love for music of the sixties and seventies. Just love this and Time of the Season. Glad they made the RnR HoF.

@jeffwatts1126

I was born in 62, with lots of older brothers and sisters, so I was exposed to it all. The 60's thru the mid 70's, best music ever made

@oughtonoughton2634

3y↑9

These guys were pure genius ,,,,what delightful harmonies , this song brings back a host of happy memories to cherish forever xx long live the 60s era we were there lolxx

@angelaackerman8934

4y↑21

Some of the finest music ever recorded!

@peterwyatt7846

1y↑9

Saw the band live in Harpenden on Friday night - fantastic! Colin Blunstone's voice is as amazingly strong & tuneful as ever, and Rod Argent's keyboard playing was superb. The band were clearly enjoying themselves, and so were we, the audience. A great night.

@555shortstop

4y↑9

This was by far the best song by the Zombies..and still loving it at age 72..Yea Baby

@MsAppassionata

4y↑1

Time Of The Season was great too.

@mrs.palafox7370

4y↑13

I WAS SO YOUNG WHEN I BOUGHT THEIR RECORD, I WAS COMPLETELY FASCINATED BY THE SONG AND NOW I AM MUCH OLDER AND I STLL LOVE THIS LOVE SONG AND THE ZOMBIES! Those were the days!🌈🌤🌟⛅️☀️

@petegarza2025

1y↑10

Hard to believe that I was only 5 years young when this song was released but after I heard it for the very first time I was hooked ... People talk about the "BEATLES" leading the British Invasion in the mid 60's but the "ZOMBIE" we're right behind them...👏👏👏

@spideraxis

5y↑16

The Zombies were a phenomenal group, and this song is a work of art. They didn't last long, but their music was eternal. Finally, they made the Rock "n Roll Hall of Fame

@SladesVWBeetle

5y↑2

spideraxis They did have some good music. Really makes me smile

@colinmurdoch965

4y↑28

Still loving and listening to this song in July 2020

@rockmegently4410

4y↑1

Amazing! Me too-from the 60s!

@johnomara6082

4y↑1

I hear you.

@moss8448

4y↑18

back in '64 this song was the one an only time I ever called the local radio station and requested a song....they played it....ah the memories

@stevewilson9479

sam what was it like bk then..my Dad never talked? im 45 now..just want info

@moss8448

@@stevewilson9479 things were a lot easier going...you didn't have to lock things up because thievery was not a big issue in small town America..it didn't take a lot to enjoy urself...things were cheap as far as prices...new car less than $3000 new house less than $20k...gas and food cheap...of course the pay was lower but your dollar purchased more...music was just getting going what with the British Invasion...Vietnam was getting cranked up and that caused a lot of issues as far as the reason for the war...no body was buying the Communist take-over rap nor the " next thing you'll know is they'll be in California "...all that crapola just didn't fly back then...even less today in hindsight ...ended up spending `67 in 'Nam and it more or less changed my whole outlook on life..

@jbarn49

4y↑1

BEST music 1964-1968! Check out all the Motown groups. Life was not that cool if you were Gay. Or if you were black living in Mississippi. Women not only did NOT have equal pay with men, they were not even hired in many professions! We Boomers were the energy behind a lot of changes people take for granted today.

@ashyclaret

@@moss8448 But they were right about the communists,they've taken over California.

@moss8448

@@ashyclaret do you speak of the lyrics or something else?

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@cherylrandall8267

3y↑7

Such a wonderfully atmospheric blast from the 60's.

@oughtonoughton2634

3y↑1

Cheryl this divine classic makes my heart feel like an atom bomb as just gone off ,,,,its done that since this beauty was released ,, long live the 60s era lol xx

@colinmurdoch965

4y↑18

So glad I was a child of the 60s and still loving this song in September 2020.....Covid-19 year

@renegadetev4691

I was born in 1998

@renegadetev4691

I love the Beatles the zombies rolling stones Queen the oldies are the goodies

@sunnchilde

3y↑11

How is it possible that a song this old is so far better than anything more recent?

@nadogrl

3y↑2

It was the 60’s. Best time to grow up.

@The_DC_Kid

5y↑15

A half-century and more has passed and this song still makes me tingle!

@gregflores8959

Wayne Cameron Maybe it’s cuz your Depends is full?

@susannelson8000

4y↑13

I saw them when I was in the 8th grade in Lincoln, Nebraska. Colin blew my little 13 year old socks off.

@dr.awkward9075

9y↑114

That awkward moment when he still hasn't told us the color of her hair.
:~|

@torscabinetofcuriosities

9y↑15

+Dr. Awkward Nice palindromic username, too.

@dr.awkward9075

9y↑7

Tor Parsons Ah, you noticed. Very wise. Very wise indeed. Now...Flee to me, remote elf!

@torscabinetofcuriosities

9y↑3

+Dr. Awkward Oh, cameras are macho.

@missellendiane

8y↑4

+Dr. Awkward I act out the colour of my hair all the time;)

@mikeyh0

@@torscabinetofcuriosities Ah, Satan Natasha.

@twwtjohns

5y↑27

Just watched as the Zombies were inducted into the rock and roll hall of fame and despite the fact thses guys are all now in their 70s they still rock and deserve the honor! #ZombieRock

@metalerowilliamxxx

41w↑7

This song is a masterpiece of rock and pop music. ❤

@I_amrob707

5y↑9

I’m 34 yrs old, So glad my pops laced my boots at a young age!!!! Rip Pops 🙏🏽

@tonysajkowski3534

2y↑14

2022 and still digging this song nice

@philiptucci2458

5y↑10

Absolutely Legendary Masterpiece from the greatest musical decade of all time

@janeough45

phillip fucci i agree with you what a magical choice we had ,,,,such great bands i have to sy these dear fellows were my favorite ....xlol

@janeough45

4y↑5

these guys are the perfect singer song writers of all time ,,,,genius ,handsome , and they could sing with great harmonies ,,,,long live the 60s era ,,xxxxx

@barbarapalmer8224

4y↑1

Jane ought on l agree with you. they are all you said especially the handsome comment. Somebody said they were nerds and another dorky... I disagree with both of them.

@debbiecarter1293

4y↑12

i love the people who listen to this music...they either have the energy of the gods to dance or everyone was toasted

@lindadote

Debbie Carter .....or both?

@josephlemko3027

5y↑15

This song never loses it's greatness. Colin Blunstone still sings great & Rod Argent can still play. Great band

@stephenfoster5608

9y↑90

Brilliant song.

@TheOldrecordclub

9y↑3

Stephen Foster Yeah quite a good one...

@ojusticeiro9395

8y↑3

Brilliant Band

@johnchristopherliscombe9849

yes it is and painfully true there is a girl who is no longer there I miss her

@DavidVT23

8y↑4

Though the point of this song was that she was never there to begin with.

@johnchristopherliscombe9849

8y↑2

never thought about that good point.

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@kathyarancio2876

4y↑13

Words can not describe how great this song is😅

@kathyarancio2876

Yes.!!!! They were.😁

@charlesatty

1y↑6

I remember this song as a young man living life in the fast lane, now 71 its time to do the other. As Gus told Woodrow, it's been one hell of a party!

@thomaspercival7702

Hey, join the team going to Hell.

@Brandon_Johnson04

5y↑27

Anyone listening in 2019?! I am. My parents taught me to like good music. Thanks mom and dad.

@BiggieTrismegistus

5y↑1

Check out their album "Odessey and Oracle". Its excellent. (And, yeah, "odyssey" is misspelled in the album's name)

@billbryant1577

5y↑1

Brings back my youth

@billbryant1577

5y↑1

Love the 60s

@lordbyrontea

4y↑11

One of my favorite songs from this time era........ One of my first 45's

@eugeneleroux1842

3y↑5

Yes ! Those were the fabulous days and music of 1964.

@lantose

3y↑4

This song was listened to by millions on a transistor radio! I was 9 at the time but my older sisters were always on top of everything!

@janeough45

4y↑10

The mind boggles at these splendid chaps ,,what harmonies and voices they shared , my word its still utter magic hearing there classics ,,,they belonged to a fantastic era the 60s was great joy xlol

@rajeshkaran7800

5y↑15

Finally inducted into the ROCK AND ROLL HALL OF FAME CLASS OF 2019 WELL DESERVED 👍👍👍

@elinmexis

5y↑15

The Zombies were geniuses, but for some reason they were always in the background. This one is soooo beautiful!

@NeilFiertel

4y↑8

A moment of genius . We should be so fortunate to do this one thing perfectly!

@whip57

4y↑9

Love the Zombies...such original style, great vocals and gifted musicians 👍

@elishawilliams5407

3y↑10

This song is just 100% cool. Have loved it from the first moment I heard it.

@thomasthom6583

Hi Elisha

@bobanob1967

4y↑12

what an era when a song like this only makes number 12 in the charts!

@pinkberry1552

4y↑12

Colin s voice is still the same to this day One of the best singers in music history One of the greatest voice ever in the universe

@Scottlp2

Yup. Alan Parson agrees (and used him in some of projects albums).

@tommygun369

9y↑11

love this song man 1965 amazing

@TheOldrecordclub

9y↑2

Tom Short Thanks Tom...

@DaySleeper-ml8ds

6y↑17

A band I was in opened a couple shows for the zombies and another group called the searchers in 1964 when they first did there first concert tour of the U.S., in between shows we all went to one of our bandmates home and we all had a swimming party and ate fried chicken from the colonel. they were very nice guys, a little wild then, but I guess we all were. Wonderful time.

@aligaines8476

Wow, The Searchers.

@wwrigh

Wow. What an incredible experience that must have been. Did you have any idea of how famous they would be or the longevity that would enjoy?

@maria-melek

I'm when you say "fried chicken from the Colonel", you mean KFC?

@TheQ97

4y↑7

Back In The Day. . . . would listen to this on a 3 inch radio. ...
Loved It, BUT. . . . WHAT A TREAT TO HEAR THIS ON HERE!!!

@gregoryfreeman9073

4y↑1

4.5?

@philiptucci2458

4y↑9

Beautiful Masterpiece, one of my all time favorite songs since it came out in 1964

@mreco7896

5y↑10

One of the greatest songs ever.

@janeough45

5y↑1

mr eco i think so too these guys are always a treat to hear again ,,,utter complete joy long live the 60s era ,,wow

@pieyedapple

4y↑12

...smooth and beautiful, even after all of these years...

@geoben1810

3y↑4

The sound of the 60s, this is the music that was playing in the background while I grew up during that time. 5 years later I was 13yrs old and listening to all of them and smokin' some really awesome pot at some very cool black light parties. Who remembers those? I kinda miss them.....🙄✌

@doctorotis3743

4y↑7

To be young and innocent again. Drafted 1966 and mighty change but could listen worldwide to our generations music Long live Rock & Roll.

@truthstillmatters59

5y↑13

The Zombies just played in Portland with Brian Wilson Tuesday night this week. The first opportunity to see them live and they sounded just as good now as they did 50 years ago when this song came out. They were amazing!

@davidperdue3904

6y↑15

RIP Jim Rodford. What a legendary song.

@davidgargiulo7964

2y↑6

This song is some of the best, if not the best Jazz that I've ever heard. The bass is so oily and funky, It just slinks around where ever it wants to. These cats knew what they were doing when they wrote this. This song should be heard way more often that it is right now.

@anthonybrooke1260

6w↑6

still watching this in march 2024

@Doug50pl

ah me too

@bobsarfatty4673

4y↑15

One of the best rock songs.

@miklo6907

Right after time of the season

@juliagribble6512

4y↑42

@huynv2210

9w↑6

60 years! This song Still amazing til now

@gary9426

3y↑6

Timeless classic from an underrated group...

@thema1998

5y↑10

Watching The Zombies perform "She's Not There" in this year's Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony led me here.

@pictureplay5108

3y↑8

The trailer for upcoming French thriller movie, TITANE, brought me back to this song!

@janeough45

4y↑8

these handsome guys were part of the 60s era they helped to make a splendid contribution of classic music there harmonies were wonderful,,,, i do hope shes found ,, one day maybe ???? lol to all fans from south yorks england xx

@debramiller2939

4y↑17

Love this song! Still listening in 2020!

@rosievela9909

5y↑12

Zombies She’s Not There With Colin Blunstone’s Beautiful Voice Has Always Been A Favorite

@crapparc

4y↑11

There's some sort of audio quality about sixties songs that makes me smile.

@martinscahill9861

3y↑6

This is an incredible song. I love it.

@david-bs2ov

3y↑1

Martin Scahill
Martin, you have great taste !

@patrickmullen9390

21w↑6

I was driving for hours while listening to a new radio station out of Indianapolis, after visiting with my girlfriend nearby. They were playing my favorite song, She's not there" continuously. Strange, but I couldn't believe my luck.

@Hahaa99

1y↑8

This song was way ahead of its time

@alexiswarren7490

4y↑10

This is such a great song. My ears are blessed

@artfrank649

4y↑1

check out "time of the season " by the zombies its a great song

@alexiswarren7490

ART FRANK I just listened to it. Thanks for recommending it to me. I LOVE this song I just never knew the name, since I only ever heard it on the radio

@yesterdayproductions1019

43w↑5

This song reached #2 in the US in December 1964. The play going on during the song between MINOR & MAJOR chords is outstanding. The lead vocal is phenomenal.

@carlodave9

3y↑7

Glad to hear they're finally in the R&R Hall of Fame. I have a feeling that this one song affected the evolution of rock & roll more than we know. There was nothing quite like it in 1964.

@mikefoley3785

7y↑11

Colin Blunstone is one of the most underrated singers in rock history.

@scottythegreat1

6y↑1

He got most of his recognition here (with the Zombies), Id say his full vocal potential was used when he sang for the Alan Parsons Project (He sang on 4 of their songs).