Make It Big
Beach Boys · Other Songs - Beach Boys
So big
You can make it big
You can make it bigger than life
See your name spelled right
Up on the bright lights
Bright lights
Have a little faith in yourself
In everything that you do
I know you're gonna make it big if you want to
If you really want to
You can make it big
Bright lights
Have a little faith in yourself
In everything that you do darlin'
I know you're goin' make it big if you want to
If you really want to
Baby you're a superstar
Lookin' like you're goin' far
Do what you want
Why don't you do what you wanna
You could be my little movie queen
Up there on the silver screen
Do what you want
Go on and do what you wanna
Catch a plane to Hollywood
And right away you're best buddys
with Johnny B. Goode
And he say
"Baby welcome to the neighborhood"
Now you can do what you want
Do what you wanna
You can make it big
You can make it bigger than life
See your named spelled right
Up on the bright lights
Bright lights
Have a little faith in yourself
In everything that you do
I know you're goin' to make it big
If you want to
If you really want to
You can make it big
Bright lights
Have a little faith in yourself
In everything that you do
I know you're goin' to make it big
If you want to
If you really want to
You can make it big
So big
Make it big
Oh I know you can make it
Everybody you can make it
Yes I know we can make it big
Darlin you can make it
I know you're gonna make it
Oo baby you can make it big
Make It Big - The Beach Boys
Released in 1962, "Make It Big" stands as a pivotal track in The Beach Boys' early catalog, marking their transition from surf rock to a more polished pop sound. Written by Brian Wilson and Mike Love, the song features the group's signature harmonies and a driving rhythm that defined the California sound of the early sixties. It was one of the band's first major commercial successes, helping to establish their reputation as innovators in harmony and production. The recording showcases the intricate vocal arrangements that would become the group's hallmark, blending youthful energy with sophisticated musical structure. As a staple of their early discography, it remains a significant example of the era's pop evolution and the band's growing influence on American music.