Nothin' Shakin'

The Beatles · Live At The Bbc

I tried to find out

what love is all about,

and every day

it sure lets out.

I see my baby

I get week in my knees.

There's nothing shaking

but the leaves on the trees.

My pappie told me

there'd be times like these.

There's nothing shaking

but the leaves on the trees.



We meet the gang

and go to rocking Joes.

The cats are something

on the heels and toes.

I grab my baby,

tried to give her a squeeze.

There's nothing shaking

but the leaves on the trees.

Why must she be

such a doggone tease?

There's nothing shaking

but the leaves on the trees.



She's got a way

that makes me act like a fool.

Spent my money,

then she plays me cool.

I beg her for kisses

on my bended knees.

Oh won't you give me

some loving, baby,

please please please.



Though I keep trying hard

to make her mine,

one day the wind will blow

and the sun will shine.

Till that time

she puts my heart at ease.

There's nothing shaking

but the leaves on the trees

She locked my heart

and threw away the keys.

There's nothing shaking

but the leaves on the trees, yeah.



She's got a way

that makes me act like a fool.

Spent my money,

then she plays me cool.

I'm begging her for kisses

on my bended knees.

Oh won't you give me

some of your loving, baby,

please please please.



Though I keep trying hard

to make her mine,

one day the wind will blow

and the sun will shine.

Till that time

she puts my heart at ease.

There's nothing shaking

but the leaves on the trees

She locked my heart

and threw away the keys.

There's nothing shaking

but the leaves on the trees

There's nothing shaking

but the leaves on the trees

There's nothing shaking

but the leaves on the trees

There's nothing shaking

but the leaves on the trees

Nothin' Shakin'

Recorded live at the BBC, 'Nothin' Shakin'' captures The Beatles in a moment of relaxed improvisation, showcasing their signature blend of rock and roll energy and melodic sophistication. The track features the band's characteristic interplay between John Lennon's vocal delivery and Paul McCartney's guitar work, set against a backdrop of driving rhythms that define their mid-1960s sound. As part of the 'Live At The Bbc' collection, the recording highlights the group's ability to create dynamic performances in an intimate studio setting, offering listeners a glimpse into their creative process away from the pressures of commercial recording sessions. This live rendition remains a testament to the band's enduring influence on popular music and their mastery of the genre during a transformative era.