Hey girl

Eddie Meduza · West A Fool Away (Remastered) - CD [2010]

Now once again you've left me all alone

I'm spending hours by the telephone

Hey girl, what are you trying to do?



It's been a week now since you went away

And I've been waiting for you every day

Hey girl, what is the matter with you?



Well, do you think that it's so very smart?

The way you hurt my poor aching heart

The way you treat me little baby maybe makes my loving die some day



Hey girl, don't bring me down

I'm the saddest man in town

Hey girl, don't bring me down

You know I love you still



I always try to satisfy you dear

And then you run away and leave me here

Hey girl, you really treat me bad



And every time you leave me on the shelf

I get the thought of living by myself

Hey girl, you really make me sad



But there's no matter what you say or do

I think I'll always be in love with you

So I forgive you every time when you come back and knocking for my door



Hey girl, don't bring me down

I'm the saddest man in town

Hey girl, don't bring me down

You know I love you still



SOLO



Hey girl, don't bring me down

I'm the saddest man in town

Hey girl, don't bring me down

You know I love you still



Hey girl, don't bring me down

I'm the saddest man in town

Hey girl, don't bring me down

You know I love you still

Hey girl

Eddie Meduza's "Hey girl" stands as a vibrant example of his enduring contribution to the English-language rock and roll tradition. Recorded for the 2010 remastered edition of West A Fool Away, the track captures the raw energy and straightforward storytelling that defined Meduza's style throughout his career. As a Swedish artist who successfully bridged cultural divides, Meduza crafted a discography filled with upbeat rhythms and catchy melodies that resonated with audiences seeking authentic rock sounds. This recording reflects his ability to deliver polished performances that honor classic rock conventions while maintaining a distinct personal flair. Alongside other notable works from his extensive catalogue, "Hey girl" remains a testament to his skill as a vocalist and his lasting impact on the genre.