My Angel (Demo) Buffalo Springfield
"My Angel (Demo)" by Buffalo Springfield, released in 1966, is a #Rock song that explores themes of love, longing, and emotional connection. The lyrics convey a sense of devotion and the beauty of an idealized partner. Its demo form showcases raw, heartfelt vocals and acoustic instrumentation, highlighting the band's early sound. The song reflects the 1960s counterculture's focus on personal relationships and introspection.
My angel, there she goes
Where she comes from, nobody knows
She come walkin' softly with a good word
And a smile that just glows
The kind that comes before you know
It said "love me easy, I have suffered."
It was me, somehow I knew
Suddenly not quite so blue
She caught me in the midst of a fall
And she leaned me against the wall
My angel, will she go?
Perhaps she will, I don't know
If she does, I'll be sorry, but I did know
My angel
It was me, somehow I knew
Suddenly not quite so blue
She caught me in the midst of a fall
And she leaned me against the wall
My angel, will she go?
Perhaps she will, I don't know
If she does, I'll be sorry, but I did know
My angel
Where she comes from, nobody knows
She come walkin' softly with a good word
And a smile that just glows
The kind that comes before you know
It said "love me easy, I have suffered."
It was me, somehow I knew
Suddenly not quite so blue
She caught me in the midst of a fall
And she leaned me against the wall
My angel, will she go?
Perhaps she will, I don't know
If she does, I'll be sorry, but I did know
My angel
It was me, somehow I knew
Suddenly not quite so blue
She caught me in the midst of a fall
And she leaned me against the wall
My angel, will she go?
Perhaps she will, I don't know
If she does, I'll be sorry, but I did know
My angel
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