Stand By Me

Hollies · Other Songs - Hollies

Three o'clock in the morning



I got a pain in my heart



Lying awake I see you



Just a shadow in the dark



Why do I fall in love with a girl like you?



Stand by me and give me all your lovin'



Stand by me and give me tenderness



Wanna hold ya, wanna touch ya



Stand by me and give me all your lovin'



Stand by me and let the good times roll



I will never let you go, just stand by me



Looking out at the streetlights



Can they show me the way?



To your heart they lead me



Won't you come on back and stay?



Why do I fall in love with a girl like you?



Stand by me and give me all your lovin'



Stand by me and give me tenderness



Wanna hold ya, wanna touch you



Stand by me and give me all your lovin'



Stand by me and let the good times roll



I will never let you go, stand by me



Stand by me, come on and stand by me



Why do I fall in love with a girl like you?



Why do I fall in love with a girl like you?



Stand by me and give me all your lovin'



Stand by me and give me tenderness



Wanna hold ya, wanna touch ya



Stand by me and give me all your lovin'



Stand by me and let the good times roll



I'm never gonna let you go, stand by me



Stand by me and give me all your lovin'



Stand by me and give me tenderness



Wanna hold ya, wanna touch ya



Stand by me and give me all your lovin'



Stand by me and let the good times roll



I'm never gonna let you go, stand by me

Stand By Me - Hollies

The Hollies' 1964 recording of 'Stand By Me' stands as a defining moment in British Invasion rock, blending the group's signature harmonies with a driving, upbeat rhythm. While often associated with the Ben E. King original, this version recontextualized the song within the UK's emerging pop landscape, showcasing the band's ability to adapt classic material into a fresh, energetic sound. The track exemplifies the mid-1960s shift toward more polished, radio-friendly production while retaining the emotional core of the composition. As a staple of the Hollies' discography, the recording demonstrates their mastery of vocal arrangement and their role in popularizing the song internationally during a pivotal era in music history.