She’s Not Mine Robbie Robertson
"She's Not Mine" by Robbie Robertson, released in 1991, is a #Rock ballad exploring themes of longing and heartache over unattainable love. The lyrics convey feelings of loss and desire, with a poignant narrative. Unique musical elements include Robertson's emotive guitar work and rich instrumentation. The song resonates with listeners, reflecting universal feelings of love and separation.
I come to town, my work is done
Well I just got off the road
It's a long time since I been with someone
I called this lady, so divine
And I asked and I asked
If she'd like to come out sometime
And we talked about some movie
And we laughed at ourselves
And she had a way about her
Like no one else
But I could see clouds
When I looked in her eyes
For I see somebody else's
She's not mine
When I left town my heart was on fire
I was New York bound
She left me so inspired
I wanted to reach her, I made a choice
Oh but talking on the phone
Heard the distance in her voice
And I want to take her over
Oh way across the sea
And I want to bring her over
To visit me
Well I just got off the road
It's a long time since I been with someone
I called this lady, so divine
And I asked and I asked
If she'd like to come out sometime
And we talked about some movie
And we laughed at ourselves
And she had a way about her
Like no one else
But I could see clouds
When I looked in her eyes
For I see somebody else's
She's not mine
When I left town my heart was on fire
I was New York bound
She left me so inspired
I wanted to reach her, I made a choice
Oh but talking on the phone
Heard the distance in her voice
And I want to take her over
Oh way across the sea
And I want to bring her over
To visit me
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