Everybody Loves You
Sasha · Surfin' On A Backbeat
Lyrics: Michael B., di Lorenzo & Pete Smith
Verse 1
You're part of some heaven, but you're feeling like hell.
an interesting ideal for someone to sell.
You're high on your profile (but you) wanna lay low.
You're living the lifestyle right here on public show,
In control, so smile as they come and go and¡Â
Chorus
Everybody loves you
for every single step you take
and everybody knows you
for every single word you say
and you know that it is true
no one knows you better than you do
Verse 2
One look in the mirror (and tell me) what do you see?
A person quite ordinary that you used to be
A little more make-up will help to erase
Enough of the memories you need to play the game,
all the same, everyday in your own way and¡Â
Chorus
Bridge
Could you throw a shadow?
(There's a dark side to us all)
Would we see you cry?
(No, I've never stopped and tried)
Surrounded by good intentions
(But you're still misunderstood)
Remember who you'll leave behind¡Â
Chorus
About Everybody Loves You
"Sasha's 'Everybody Loves You' stands as a defining track from the 1990s English new wave and dance scene, released on the album *Surfin' On A Backbeat*. The song captures the genre's signature blend of upbeat rhythms and catchy melodies, reflecting Sasha's ability to craft infectious pop records that resonated globally. As a key part of his discography, the recording showcases his signature vocal style and production approach, which prioritized rhythmic drive and melodic simplicity. Released during a period where Sasha was establishing himself as a major force in international pop music, the track exemplifies the era's shift toward more accessible, dance-oriented pop. It remains a staple of his catalogue, often cited by fans as a prime example of his early success in merging electronic elements with traditional pop structures.