She Sends Me
Moe. · No Doy [1996]
She likes artichokes, hearts like me
She likes corn
corn on the cob
she eats cornflakes before she goes to her job
well shes an artist shes got everything she needs
shes very modest
got a bruise on her knee
shes got a mole on her back
its hairy and black
shes got a butt like a pillow and she likes to wear black
Chorus:
well i wanna be her hero
wanna be her man
well i wanna be her lover any way i can
and i wanna be her friend and im doing all i can
cuz i love her little smiles and all the letters she sends
she sends me
Shes a dopey little girl and her names not nancy
in her own little world her names diancy
She likes to play piano
Love to hear her play
She likes to talk to me
i love to hear her say
she loves me a whole freakin lot
she loves me a whole freakin lot
she loves me a whole freakin lot
oh she loves me a whole freakin lot
(Chorus)
She Sends Me
She Sends Me stands as a defining track from Moe.'s 1996 album No Doy, capturing the band's signature blend of jam rock and progressive sensibilities. Emerging during a pivotal era for the group, the recording showcases their ability to weave intricate instrumental passages with accessible songwriting structures. The track reflects the collaborative energy that characterized the band's early development, balancing dynamic shifts with melodic consistency. As part of a discography that would later influence countless jam bands, this song highlights the ensemble's commitment to live performance dynamics and improvisational depth. It remains a staple in their catalog, representing the creative maturity found throughout the No Doy sessions and the broader mid-nineties rock landscape.