She's A Woman

The Beatles · The Beatles Stereo Box Set [2009]

My love don't give me presents

I know that she's no peasant

Only ever has to give me

Love forever and forever

My love don't give me presents



Turn me on when I get lonely

People tell me that she's only fooling

I know she isn't



She don't give boys the eye

She hates to see me cry

She is happy just to hear me

Say that I will never leave her

She don't give boys the eye



She will never make me jealous

Gives me all her time as well as loving

Don't ask me why



She's a woman who understands

She's a woman who loves her man



My love don't give me presents

I know that she's no peasant

Only ever has to give me

Love forever and forever

My love don't give me presents



Turn me on when I get lonely

People tell me that she's only fooling

I know she isn't

Woo oo oo, woo



She's a woman who understands

She's a woman who loves her man



She don't give boys the eye

She hates to see me cry

She is happy just to hear me

Say that I will never leave her

She don't give boys the eye



She will never make me jealous

Gives me all her time as well as loving

Don't ask me why



She's a woman, she's a woman

She's a woman, she's a woman

She's a woman

She's A Woman

Released as part of The Beatles' 2009 Stereo Box Set, 'She's A Woman' stands as a poignant example of the group's late-period songwriting. Written by John Lennon and credited to Lennon-McCartney, the track reflects the band's evolving musical maturity and lyrical depth during the 1960s. The recording captures the intimate and polished sound characteristic of their final studio sessions, showcasing a shift toward more personal and reflective themes. As a staple of their discography, the song remains a significant song in the canon of rock history, illustrating the band's enduring influence on popular music through its blend of melody and narrative storytelling.