Whatcha Gonna Do 'bout It
Hollies · Clarke Hicks & Nash Years [2011]
Is slowly going on the rocks now yeah yeah yeah
Tell me, tell me baby
Whatcha gonna do 'bout it
Whatcha gonna do 'bout it
Our love yeah yeah yeah
Is in double jeopardy yeah yeah yeah yeah
Show me, show me sugar-pie
Whatcha gonna do 'bout it
Whatcha gonna do 'bout it
You know I try to keep you satisfied
But you just won't comprehend
And if you keep on doin', doin' what you're doin'
You know our love will surely end
Don't you know that our love yeah yeah yeah
Is slowly going on the rocks now yeah yeah yeah yeah
Tell me, tell me baby
Whatcha gonna do 'bout it
Whatcha gonna do 'bout it
You know I try to keep you satisfied
But you just won't comprehend
And if you keep on doin', doin' what you're doin'
You know our love will surely end
Don't you know that our love yeah yeah yeah
Is slowly going on the rocks now yeah yeah yeah yeah
Tell me, tell me baby
Whatcha gonna do 'bout it
Whatcha gonna do 'bout it
Oh tell me, tell me baby,
Whatcha gonna do 'bout it
Whatcha Gonna Do 'bout It
The Hollies remain one of the most enduring forces in British rock, celebrated for their intricate harmonies and melodic precision. 'Whatcha Gonna Do 'bout It' stands as a testament to their consistent songwriting prowess during the Clarke, Hicks, and Nash era. This track captures the band's signature blend of pop sensibility and rock energy, showcasing the tight vocal interplay that defined their sound for decades. Recorded during a period of significant lineup evolution, the song reflects the group's ability to maintain their distinctive identity while adapting to new creative dynamics. It serves as a compelling example of their extensive catalogue, offering listeners a polished performance that highlights their mastery of the genre. The recording remains a cherished piece of their discography, illustrating the timeless appeal of their musical craftsmanship.