She's a devil

Bachman Turner Overdrive · Four Wheel Drive [1975]

[You're invited to join the procession

There is someone I'd like you to meet

She looks like she might be for hire

But you won't find her out in the street



Her hair is the color of mine

And she's spending the night beside me

Could this be my mind, am I dreaming

Or maybe I got you really

She's a devil, she's devine

She's an angel, I'm on fire



I found in my life there were others

But no one so equal it seems

And you stand at the edge of my heaven

But her fingertips pulsing to me



Her hair is the color of mine

And she's spending the night beside me

Could this be my mind, am I dreaming

Or maybe I got you really

She's a devil, she's devine

She's an angel, I'm on fire



She's a devil, she's devine

She's an angel, I'm on fire



You're invited to join the procession

There is someone I'd like you to meet

She looks like she might be for hire

But you won't find her out in the street



Her hair is the color of mine

And she's spending the night beside me

Could this be my mind, am I dreaming

Or maybe I got you really

She's a devil, she's devine

She's an angel, I'm on fire



She's a devil, she's devine

She's an angel, I'm on fire



She's a devil, she's devine

She's an angel, I'm on fire

She's a devil

Released in 1975 on the album Four Wheel Drive, "She's a devil" is a defining track by Bachman-Turner Overdrive. The song exemplifies the band's signature blend of hard rock and country influences, featuring a driving rhythm and a distinctive vocal delivery that became a hallmark of their sound during the mid-1970s. As one of their most recognizable compositions, it captures the raw energy and rebellious spirit characteristic of their discography from that era. The recording stands as a testament to the band's ability to craft anthems that resonated deeply with audiences, cementing their status as pioneers of the new wave and rock genres.