Dizzy Miss Lizzy
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Oh, ah, ah, huu
You make me dizzy Miss Lizzy
The way you rock and roll
You make me dizzy Miss Lizzy
When we do the stroll
Come on Miss Lizzy
Love me 'fore I grow too old
Come on, give me fever
Put your little hand in mine
You make me dizzy dizzy Lizzy
Oh, girl you look so fine
Just a rocking and a rolling
Girl I said I wish you were mine, ah

Oh, ah
You make me dizzy Miss Lizzy
When you call my name
Ooo, baby
Say you're driving me insane
Come on, come on, come on, come on baby
I want to be your loving man, Ah

Run and tell your mama
I want you be my bride
Run and tell your brother
Baby don't run and hide
You make me dizzy Miss Lizzy
Girl I want to marry you

Come on, give me fever
Put your little hand in mine, girl
You make me dizzy dizzy Lizzy
Girl you look so fine




You're just a rocking and a rolling
Oh I said I wish you were mine, ah

Overall Meaning

The classic rock and roll song "Dizzy Miss Lizzy" by Larry Williams is a tribute to a particular woman who has caught the singer's eye. The song opens with the repetition of "Oh, ah, ah, huu," which creates an upbeat and lively introduction to the song. The lyrics focus on the woman's ability to rock and roll and make the singer dizzy with her moves. The singer wants her to love him before he grows too old, highlighting his urgency and desire to make this connection work.


The chorus of the song emphasizes how the woman's beauty and energy make the singer feel dizzy, with him wanting to be close to her all the time. He invites her to put her hand in his and to dance with him, highlighting the playful energy that pervades the song. The second verse suggests that the singer is so obsessed with the woman that she is driving him insane, and he wants to marry her. He asks her to tell her family about their love and to be his bride.


Line by Line Meaning

Oh, ah, ah, huu
The song begins with a passionate expression of admiration for Miss Lizzy.


You make me dizzy Miss Lizzy The way you rock and roll
Miss Lizzy's exciting dance moves and music are causing the singer to feel overwhelmed with excitement.


You make me dizzy Miss Lizzy When we do the stroll Come on Miss Lizzy Love me 'fore I grow too old
The singer is enjoying dancing with Miss Lizzy so much that he implores her to love him before he gets too old to enjoy these moments of youthfulness and joy.


Come on, give me fever Put your little hand in mine You make me dizzy dizzy Lizzy Oh, girl you look so fine Just a rocking and a rolling Girl I said I wish you were mine, ah
The singer desires intimacy with Miss Lizzy, enjoying her physical presence, and expresses his desire to have her all to himself.


You make me dizzy Miss Lizzy When you call my name Ooo, baby Say you're driving me insane Come on, come on, come on, come on baby I want to be your loving man, Ah
Hearing Miss Lizzy's voice causes the singer to feel overwhelmed with emotion and a desire to be her loving partner.


Run and tell your mama I want you be my bride Run and tell your brother Baby don't run and hide You make me dizzy Miss Lizzy Girl I want to marry you
The singer is serious about his intentions with Miss Lizzy and asks her to become his bride, encouraging her to tell her family and assuring her that she has nothing to fear in commitment.


Come on, give me fever Put your little hand in mine, girl You make me dizzy dizzy Lizzy Girl you look so fine You're just a rocking and a rolling Oh I said I wish you were mine, ah
The singer reiterates his attraction to Miss Lizzy, using language that exemplifies his desire for her physical touch and expressing his wish to be with her.




Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
Written by: Larry Williams

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Most interesting comment from YouTube:

YeastXtract

You make me dizzy miss Lizzy
When you rock n roll
You make me dizzy dizzy Lizzy
When we do the stroll
Come on Lizzy
Love me 'fore I grow too old

Gonna tell your mama
I want you to be my bride
We're gonna tell your brother
Baby don't run and hide
You make me dizzy miss Lizzy
I wanna marry you

Come on kiss me baby
Put your lil hand in mine
You make me dizzy dizzy Lizzy
Girl you look so fine
You're just rockin and rollin
Sure do wish you were mine

Make me dizzy miss Lizzy
When you call my name
Woah oh oh baby
You're driving me insane
Come on come on baby
Let me be your lover man



All comments from YouTube:

Isidroprada

This version rocks. Don't compare to The Beatles '. Both are great.

Pascal xavier

Yes, this version is really great; it contains everything.

blondwiththewind 2

If l had to make a choice....l'd say this is more like Chuck Berry than the Beatles.

Cool Daddy

Yes compare.....Larry Williams had a great voice...the Beatles, well.....

The Same Old Blues

This version >>>>>>>

Pedro Moreno Astral Trips and Cosmic Music

but first is this...sin este tipo no hubieras escuchado a la de los beatles...

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Tommy L. Day and the Runaways

John originally wanted to sing it like this, but George Martin thought he should inject some more shouts / energy into it, to make it sound like their cover of Bad Boy, also by Larry Williams. Martin didn’t realize that Williams used different vocal styles in each song, but John finally went along with Martin’s suggestions, and thus we have two very different versions of this classic song. It’s interesting to think about John singing it in this laid-back, smooth style, but ultimately I think the energetic version was better suited for his voice, while the more mellow version here is better suited for Williams. Two great interpretations of one great song!

Tattyshoes Shigure

Love the instrumentation on this great record… the pianist keeps driving the song on, the horns add depth & the drummer is brilliant. Interesting to hear the original guitar riff - George certainly kept the faith when the Beatles covered it!

joseph lemko

Larry Williams is one of greats of Rock n' Roll.

Yuri Teixeira

Why the necessity of comparing the original with the classic Beatles' version?... There really is no version which is 'better' than the other: this is a very powerful tune, specially for its time, and Larry was a pioneer and a trendsetter, while the Beatles had the exquisite good taste and experimental spirit of making three beautiful covers of his songs: "Bad Boys", "Slow Down" and this one. This is all great, we're talking about genius people.

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