She's My Baby
George Harrison · Other Songs - George Harrison
And it's gonna be good
She better not leave me
And go out to hollywood
She got the best pudding in the neighborhood
She's my baby
She can drive a truck
She can drive a train (my baby, ma-ma my baby)
She can even drive an aeroplane
She's so good to look at in the rain
She's my baby
She's comin' down the sidewalk
She's stumblin through the door
She's coming home from places she's never been before
She sits down on the sofa
She poors herself a drink
Says, "honey, honey, honey ain't no time to think"
My baby
My baby
My baby
She's got a body for business
Got a head for sin
She knocks me over like a bowling pin
She came home last night and said
"honey, honey, honey it's hard to get ahead."
My baby
My baby
She can build a boat
She can make it float (my baby, ma-ma my baby)
She can play my guitar
Note for note
She likes to stick her tongue right down my throat
She's my baby
My baby
My baby
My baby (repeat and fade)
She's My Baby
She's My Baby stands as a vibrant example of George Harrison's post-Beatles songwriting, capturing the playful energy that defined much of his solo output. Released during a period where Harrison frequently explored upbeat, rock-inflected melodies, the track showcases his ability to craft concise, radio-friendly compositions. The recording reflects the musical diversity present in his extensive catalogue, moving away from the spiritual introspection of his earlier work toward a more direct, rhythmic approach. As part of his broader discography, the song highlights Harrison's versatility as a composer who could seamlessly blend pop sensibilities with his signature melodic craftsmanship. It remains a notable song in his body of work, illustrating the enduring appeal of his lighter, more accessible musical direction.