Review

April, 07th 2017

Elvis Presley is the performer of this rock and roll song. In this way too not sophisticated song The King tells the following things: there is a girl, which made him fall in love with her. But he has got some business to do and so he leaves her until the next fall, as a minimum. He is not sure whether he will return before the fall. And then he says that if he will find another girl, he won’t return at all.
In a song, it seems like he is accusing that rider girl that she made him fall in love with him. The sensation of it soaks the song through. Whether he loves to love her or not – it is not clear at all. Reference: 'See See Rider' on Google Play

See See Rider lyrics - Elvis Presley

Elvis Presley "Boss Baby" soundtrack

See See Rider Song Lyrics

I said see, see, see, rider

Oh, see what you have done

I said see, see, see, rider

Oh, see what you have done

Oh girl, you made me love you

Now, now, now your lovin' man has gone

Hear what I say

Well, I'm going away, baby

And I won't be back till fall

Well, I'm going away, baby

And I won't be back till fall

And if I find me a good girl

I won't, I won't be back at all

Hear what I say, I said

See, see, rider

Oh, see what you have done

Yeah, yeah, yeah

4.3

Rating:

4.3/5 (26 votes)

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