About the song
Ladies and gentlemen, இசைக்கலைஞர்களே, music aficionados, tonight, we journey back in time, not merely to an era, but to a feeling, a sensation, a cultural earthquake that forever altered the landscape of music. We speak, of course, of the one, the only, **Elvis Presley**.
Now, many of you, like myself, recall those heady days when Elvis burst onto the scene. It wasn’t just the gyrating hips or the smoldering gaze; it was the voice, a raw, untamed force that spoke to the heart of a generation. And tonight, we delve into a lesser-known gem from his vast repertoire, a song that encapsulates the very essence of his musical genius: **See See Rider**.
This isn’t just a song; it’s a journey. It’s a trip down a dusty, sun-drenched highway, the kind that Robert Johnson sang about, the kind that birthed the blues and, in turn, birthed rock and roll. **See See Rider** is a traditional blues number, a lament of love and loss, of a rambling man and the woman who holds his heart.
But when Elvis sang it, it became something more. It became a declaration, a primal scream of longing and desire. It was the blues, amplified, electrified, and injected with a dose of that unmistakable Elvis swagger.
Think about it: the driving rhythm, the soulful guitar riffs, and that voice, oh, that voice! It could be tender, pleading, or it could soar, commanding your attention, demanding that you feel every ounce of emotion he poured into every note.
**See See Rider** wasn’t just a song; it was an experience. It was the soundtrack to countless summer nights, the anthem of a generation yearning for something more. And even today, decades later, it retains its power, its ability to transport you back to a time when music was more than just a collection of notes; it was a cultural phenomenon.
So, sit back, close your eyes, and let the King take you on a ride. Let the raw energy of **See See Rider** wash over you, and remember why Elvis Presley remains, and will always remain, a legend.
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Lyrics
I said see, see see rider
Oh, see what you have done (Yeah, yeah, yeah)
I said see (see, see rider) see see rider (see, see rider)
Oh, see, (see, see rider) what you have done
(Yeah, yeah, yeah)
Oh girl, you made me love you
Now, now, now, your loving man has gone
(See see rider) Girl what’d I say (see see rider)
Well, I’m going away, baby
And I won’t be back till fall
(Yeah, yeah, yeah)
And I’m going away baby
And I won’t be back till fall
(Yeah, yeah, yeah)
Well, if I find me a good girl
I won’t, I won’t, I won’t be back at all
Girl what’d I say
I said see, (see see rider)
See, see rider (see see rider)
Oh, see (see see rider) what you have done
(Yeah, yeah, yeah)
I said see (see see rider) see, see rider (see see rider)
Oh, see, (see see rider) what you have done
(Yeah, yeah, yeah)
Oh girl, you made me love you
Now, now, now, your loving man has gone
Play it JB, (see, see rider) (see, see rider)
Whoo, hear what I say
I said see (see, see rider) see, see rider (see, see rider)
Oh see, (see, see rider) what you have done (Yeah, yeah, yeah)
I said see (see see rider) see see rider (see, see rider)
Oh see, (see, see rider) what you have done (Yeah, yeah, yeah)
Oh girl, you made me love you
Now, now, now, your loving man has gone
Well what I say
Now I said see, (see, see rider) see see rider (see, see rider)
I said see, (see, see rider) see, see rider (see, see rider)
I said see, (see, see rider) see, see rider (see, see rider)
I said see, (see, see rider) see see rider (see, see rider)
I said see, (see, see rider) see see rider (see, see rider)
I said see, (see, see rider) see see rider (see, see rider)
I said see, (see, see rider) see see rider (see, see rider)
I said see, (see, see rider)
