See See
Golden Earring · The Red Bullet Years [2002]
She was the only door
What more could they please
Her eyes are ponds of blue
His wishes all came true
What was there to loose in the midnight
See, see, see, he said
Seagulls screamin' down in the morning sky
Gee, gee, gee, he said
Come on girl let's leave this world behind
But then, after weeks
The weeks they got weak
Little did they speak about the future
Her eyes still were blue
But thoughts soon got black
Time that he went back to where he came from
See, see, see, she said
Broken dreams fill the starless night
Gee, gee, gee, she said
And her tears were sparklin' bright in the mornin' light
See See
Golden Earring's 'See See' stands as a testament to the Dutch rock band's enduring ability to craft melodic, emotionally resonant hard rock. Emerging from a period where the group solidified their international presence, the track showcases their signature blend of bluesy guitar work and soaring vocals. While often overshadowed by their massive hit 'Radar Love,' this recording highlights the band's capacity for introspective songwriting within a driving rock framework. The song reflects the polished production and dynamic range characteristic of their extensive discography, appealing to fans of classic rock who appreciate both energetic riffs and thoughtful lyrical delivery. It remains a significant song in their catalogue, demonstrating the group's consistent evolution and musical depth across decades of performance.