She Is Love

Oasis · Time Flies... 1994-2009 [2010]

When the sunshine beckons to ya

And your wings begin to unfold

The thoughts you bring and the songs you sing

Are gonna keep me from the cold



And if the sword is hidden among ya

and it's words may wound my soul

You can fill me up with what you got

Cos' my hearts been keeping old



She is love

And the ways are high and steep

She is love

And I believe her when she speaks

Love

And her ways are high and steep

She is love

And I believe, I do believe her when she speaks



You've in all my thoughts are passion

And the dreams of my delight

Whatever stirs my mortal frame

Will you keep it warm at night



I don't know where you come from

No I haven't got a clue

All I know is I'm in love with someone who loves me too



She is love

And the ways are high and steep

She is love

And I believe her when she speaks

Love

And her ways are high and steep

She is love

And I believe, I do believe her when she speaks



She is love

And the ways are high and steep

She is love

And I believe her when she speaks

She is love

And her ways are high and steep

She is love

And I believe, I do believe her when she speaks



I do believe her when she speaks

I do believe her when she speaks

I do believe her when she speaks

She Is Love

She Is Love stands as a defining track from Oasis's 2005 album, Don't Believe the Truth. Written by Noel Gallagher, the song captures the band's signature blend of melodic rock and anthemic grandeur that characterized their mid-2000s output. The recording features a driving rhythm section and soaring guitar lines, reflecting the confident, swaggering sound that helped solidify the Gallagher brothers' legacy during this era. As part of a prolific period for the Manchester group, the track showcases their ability to craft accessible yet emotionally resonant pop-rock. It remains a staple in their extensive catalogue, often celebrated for its energetic delivery and the distinctive vocal interplay that defined their live performances. The song endures as a testament to the band's enduring influence on British rock music.