She’s a Woman (Live at Nippon Budokan Hall, Tokyo) The Beatles

"She’s a Woman" by The Beatles, released in 1964, is a #Rock song celebrating the complexities and strengths of women. The lyrics express admiration and desire, highlighting themes of love and appreciation. Its unique elements include a strong bass line and vocal harmonies. The song reflects the evolving gender perceptions of the 1960s.

[Verse 1]
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

[Verse 2]
She don't give the 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

[Bridge]
She's a woman who understands
She's a woman who loves her man

[Verse 1]
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

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