About the song
“See See Rider”… the very name evokes a certain timeless quality, doesn’t it? For those of us who’ve lived a bit, this song isn’t just a tune; it’s a journey through the evolution of American music. And when we talk about “See See Rider,” especially **Elvis Presley’s 1973** version, we’re talking about a moment etched in the annals of rock ‘n’ roll history.
Now, the roots of “See See Rider” run deep, winding back to the early days of the blues. It’s a song that’s been sung and reshaped by countless artists over the decades, each leaving their own mark. But when Elvis took hold of it, particularly in his **1973** performances, he transformed it into something uniquely his own.
Think back to that era. **1973** Elvis… a figure larger than life, commanding the stage with a presence that was both regal and raw. He wasn’t just performing; he was embodying the very spirit of rock ‘n’ roll. And “See See Rider,” in his hands, became a powerful testament to that spirit.
What makes **Elvis Presley’s 1973** rendition so special? It’s the sheer energy, the palpable connection he forges with the audience. You can hear it in his voice, feel it in the driving rhythm of the band. It’s a performance that transcends mere entertainment; it’s an experience.
And let’s not forget the context. By **1973**, Elvis had already cemented his status as a legend. Yet, he continued to push boundaries, to reinvent himself and his music. His version of “See See Rider” is a perfect example of this. It’s a blend of the old and the new, a nod to the song’s blues origins while infusing it with a rock ‘n’ roll swagger that only Elvis could deliver.
In essence, **Elvis Presley’s 1973** performance of “See See Rider” is more than just a song. It’s a cultural artifact, a snapshot of a moment in time when one of music’s greatest icons was at the height of his powers. It’s a reminder of the enduring magic of Elvis Presley, and the timeless appeal of a song that continues to resonate with audiences across generations.
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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)
