Acoustic Medley
McFly · Other Songs - McFly
Two
One
Two
Three
Four
Doo doo doo doo
Doo doo
Doo doo doo doo
Doo doo
Doo doo doo doo
Doo doo
Went out with the guys and before my eyes there was this girl
She looked so fine and she blew my mind
And I wish that she was mine
And I said, "Hey wait up 'cause I'm off to speak to her"
And my friends said
Everybody wants to know her name
How does she cope with her new found fame
Everyone asked me who the hell is she
That weirdo with five colours in her hair
Na na na na
Na na na na
Na na na na
Na na na na
No
No
I guess the times like these remind me
(The times like these remind me)
I guess the times like these remind me
(Times like these)
The times like these remind me
That I've got to keep my feet on the ground
Recently I've been hopelessly reaching out for this girl
Who's out of this world
Believe me
But so many nights now I find myself thinking about her now
'Cause obviously she's out of my league
I'm wasting my time 'cause she'll never be mine
And I know I never will be good enough for her
No
No
I never will be good enough for her
She was all I thought about
The girl I couldnt live without but then she went insane
She couldn't take the fame
She said I was to blame
She had enough and shaved five colours off
And now she's just a weirdo with no name
My friend's said
(Such a pity)
(Sorry that you lost that girl)
I let her slip away
(Such a pity)
(Sorry that you lost that girl)
They tell me everyday
(Such a pity)
(Sorry that you lost that girl)
That it will be okay
Yeah
She rocks my world
(Such a pity)
(Sorry that you lost that girl)
More than any other girl
(Such a pity)
(Sorry that you lost that)
Dude it's such a pity and I'm sorry that you lost that girl
And I'm sorry that you lost that girl
About Acoustic Medley
McFly's "Acoustic Medley" serves as a stripped-back showcase of the band's signature pop-rock sound, featuring their characteristic harmonies and melodic sensibilities without the full production of their studio recordings. This track highlights the group's versatility, allowing listeners to appreciate the core songwriting and vocal arrangements that defined their career from their early days as a boy band to their evolution into a more mature act. By removing the heavy electronic elements typical of their chart-topping hits, the medley emphasizes the organic energy and emotional depth present in their live performances and acoustic sessions. It stands as a testament to the band's ability to deliver catchy, radio-friendly material while maintaining a raw, unpolished charm that resonates with fans who appreciate the music's foundational structure.