She's Electric

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Artist Plays Gigs
Oasis 52 52

Oasis • from (What's the Story) Morning Glory? • 1995-10-02

Quick facts

Artist
Oasis
Release
(What's the Story) Morning Glory?
Release year
1995
Lyrics
Available
Recorded live plays
52 across 52 gigs

Lyrics

She's electric
She's in a family full of eccentrics
She's done things I never expected
And I need more time

She's got a sister
And God only knows how I've missed her
And on the palm of her hand is a blister
And I need more time

And I want you to know
I've got my mind made up now (made up now)
But I need more time

And I want you to say
Do you know what I'm saying? (What I'm saying)
But I need more

'Cause I'll be you and you'll be me
There's lots and lots for us to see
There's lots and lots for us to do
She is electric, can I be electric too?

She's got a brother (a brother)
We don't get on with one another
But I quite fancy her mother
And I think that she likes me

She's got a cousin (a cousin)
In fact, she's got 'bout a dozen (a dozen)
She's got one in the oven (oven)
But it's nothing to do with me

And I want you to know
I've got my mind made up now (made up now)
But I need more time
And I want you to say
Do you know what I'm saying? (What I'm saying)
But I need more

'Cause I'll be you and you'll be me
There's lots and lots for us to see
There's lots and lots for us to do
She is electric, can I be electric too?

Can I be electric too?
Can I be electric too?
Can I be electric too?

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Notes

She's Electric" is a track from Oasis' second studio album, (What's the Story) Morning Glory?, released in 1995. Written by Noel Gallagher, the song features witty lyrics and a playful melody, making it one of the more light-hearted songs on the album.

With its quirky narrative and upbeat rhythm, "She's Electric" has remained a fan favourite over the years. While not released as a single, the song has been praised for its clever wordplay and its Beatles-influenced structure, adding to the variety on an album filled with iconic hits.

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