She Saw Me Coming

The Rolling Stones · The Rolling Stones Box Set [2009]

She saw me coming

She saw me coming, yeah

I didn't see a thing

I wasn't looking

I just walked into it

Sucker for it, I'm a sucker

Thought I was so cool

She saw me coming

Boy did I get screwed



She saw me coming

She had me dead to right

Her aim was stunning

I was lined up in her sites



She worked so fast

And she didn't mess around

It was all over

Before the sun goes down, before the sun goes down



She saw me coming... Yeah



She saw me coming

She moved in for the kill

She saw me coming

She served up on a grill



She busted in and she burglarized my soul

But now the bad news: she's out on a roll



She wrote the opening

The middle and the end

What a cast of characters

Of lovers and my friends



The plot was twisted

There was only one result

She saw me coming

But the going, going got too tough



She saw me coming

Yeah, yes she did

She saw me coming

Right on the grid, right on the grid

She saw me coming

Oh what a stupid jerk

She saw me coming

She was a piece of work



She must have tapped my phone

She saw me coming

I felt like I was cloned

She saw me coming

She had me on the ropes

She saw me coming

Took me for a dope

She saw me coming

Yes she did, yes she did

She saw me coming

She Saw Me Coming

She Saw Me Coming stands as a compelling example of The Rolling Stones' early blues-rock experimentation. Recorded during the band's formative years, the track captures the raw energy and rhythmic drive that defined their initial recordings. While often overshadowed by their more famous chart-topping singles, this song highlights the group's ability to craft intimate, driving narratives within their broader catalogue. The recording showcases the tight interplay between the rhythm section and the distinctive guitar work that became a hallmark of their sound. As part of their extensive discography, it offers listeners a glimpse into the creative process of one of rock music's most enduring acts, reflecting the stylistic foundations that would support decades of influential work.