He Is So

Blondie · Other Songs - Blondie

He is so, oh, oh, oh, how do I know, he is so?

So fortunately for me, he is so

Fortunately for me, he is so

When he's with me, sets me free

That's how I know, he is so



So far so good, he is so too much

As good as it gets and the getting's good

So easy to please, he's no so and so

So far as it goes, that's how far I'm going



He is so

(So what, so what, so what?)

Oh, oh, oh, how do I know, he is so?

(So what, so what, so what?)



So fortunately for me, he is so

(So what, so what, so what?)

Fortunately for me, he is so

(So what, so what?)



When he's with me, I am free

That's how I know, he is so



Like children at play, you know what I mean

It's all in a day, nights are getting better

So what can I say, that's never been said before?

It's all in a day, each day I love him more



When he's with me, I am free

That's how I know, he is so



He is so

(So what, so what, so what?)

Oh, oh, oh, how do I know, he is so?

(So what, so what, so what?)



So fortunately for me, he is so

(So what, so what, so what?)

Fortunately for me, he is so



When he's with me, sets me free

That's how I know, he is so

Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, how do I know, he is so?

So fortunately for me, he is so

He Is So

Released by Blondie in 1979, 'He Is So' stands as a defining track of the new wave movement, blending punk energy with pop sensibilities. The song features the band's signature electric guitar work and a driving rhythm section that propelled them to international fame. As a key component of their discography, it exemplifies the group's ability to merge rock instrumentation with catchy melodies, solidifying their status as pioneers of the genre. The recording captures the raw, energetic spirit of late 1970s New York music, influencing countless artists who followed. Its enduring appeal lies in its simple yet effective composition, which remains a staple in the band's catalog and a touchstone for fans of the era.