Natural Thing
UFO Lyrics


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Said she came from Memphis
You can look but please don't touch
Didn't like rock and rollers
Seemed a bit much too much
* Cause it's the natural thing you feel at the start
Natural blood starts to flow
Yeah, the natural thing, you get at the start
Then she'll never let you go
Hey girl, now does it feel alright Think I'm gettin' through
Don't you think the band's real tight Wait til we start to move
** May sound funny but you gave it to me
I didn't even like it
May sound funny but you gave it to me
And now I got to live without it
I been down to Atlanta
Got to move my feet
Gettin' down for the last encore
With every star she meets
[* Repeat]
[** Repeat]




[** Repeat]
Why'd you do it, why'd you do it

Overall Meaning

The song "Natural Thing" by UFO is a classic rock song that is all about the natural feeling that you get when you first fall in love. The song tells the story of a girl who comes from Memphis and doesn't seem to be too interested in rock and roll music. However, the singer is in love with her and tries to get her to like his music by inviting her to see his band play. In the end, the singer realizes that the love he has for her is so strong that he can't live without her.


The lyrics of the song are full of energy and excitement, which is typical of classic rock songs. The singer's enthusiasm for the girl is palpable and he tries his best to impress her with his music. The chorus of the song, "Cause it's the natural thing you feel at the start, natural blood starts to flow" is catchy and highlights the natural feeling of falling in love. The repetition of the chorus throughout the song reinforces the idea of the natural feeling that occurs when two people fall in love.


Line by Line Meaning

Said she came from Memphis
She introduced herself as hailing from Memphis


You can look but please don't touch
She allowed for observation, but not physical contact


Didn't like rock and rollers
She didn't enjoy music performers


Seemed a bit much too much
She appeared overwhelmed by the music scene


Cause it's the natural thing you feel at the start
Feeling attraction at the beginning of a relationship is common and expected


Natural blood starts to flow
The body experiences an increase in adrenaline due to attraction


Yeah, the natural thing, you get at the start
Once again, feeling attraction at the beginning of a relationship is common and expected


Then she'll never let you go
Once someone falls in love, they tend to stay with their partner indefinitely


Hey girl, now does it feel alright
Asking the woman how she's feeling about the relationship


Think I'm gettin' through
Asking if the singer is making sense to the woman


Don't you think the band's real tight
Asking the woman if she likes the band's performance


Wait til we start to move
The singer is excited to see the woman dance to their music


May sound funny but you gave it to me
Despite not initially enjoying something (presumably the relationship), the woman is the reason why the singer now loves it


I didn't even like it
The singer didn't initially like the relationship or the person but has now become connected and enjoys it/them.


And now I got to live without it
Being forced to live without the woman and the relationship is difficult for the singer


I been down to Atlanta
The singer has visited Atlanta


Got to move my feet
The singer is excited to dance and have fun


Gettin' down for the last encore
The band is about to perform their final song


With every star she meets
The woman has met many famous people throughout her life


[* Repeat]
Repeating the chorus


[** Repeat]
Repeating a specific stanza of the song


[** Repeat]
Repeating a specific stanza of the song


Why'd you do it, why'd you do it
An unanswered question as to why something happened




Lyrics © Kanjian Music, DELLA BLUE MUSIC LLC, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
Written by: MICHAEL SCHENKER, PETER FREDERICK WAY, PHILLIP JOHN MOGG

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