| | I Want You (She's So Heavy) Lyrics Artist(Band):The Beatles
I want you so bad I want you, I want you so bad It’s driving me mad, it’s driving me mad. I want you I want you so bad babe I want you, I want you so bad It’s driving me mad, it’s driving me mad. I want you I want you so bad babe I want you, I want you so bad It’s driving me mad, it’s driving me mad. I want you I want you so bad I want you, I want you so bad It’s driving me mad, it’s driving me ... She’s so heavy heavy, heavy, heavy. She's so heavy She's so heavy, heavy, heavy I want you I want you so bad I want you, I want you so bad It’s driving me mad, it’s driving me mad. I want you You know I want you so bad babe I want you, You know I want you so bad It’s driving me mad, it’s driving me mad Yeh! She’s so... If you find some error in I Want You (She's So Heavy) Lyrics, would you please submit your corrections to me? Thank You. Thanks to Bill Graves for submitting the lyrics. Review about I Want You (She's So Heavy) everyone has an opinion | Reviewer: Sara | 11/2/09 I think that this song is taking a step away from the actual meaning. They put a whole new perspective on this song. It could be interpreted many different ways. Just like a lot of songs.. It just depends on what scene is around the song. I think its sad that people get mad when you have a different idea about song than they do. IDK WTF | Reviewer: Anonymous | 10/27/09 If you think Lennon wrote this song about a real war in a fictional movie you're an idiot and should jump off the pop culture bandwagon and into the nearest chasm. Why don't you just say the song is about Peter Frampton and the BeeGees, and the "heavy" groupies. Oh, you don't know of the Lonely Hearts Club Band? Then shut up. Morons. Correct interpretation | Reviewer: Anonymous | 10/11/09 I know that this song is about a serial killer watching his victim (which is why he states "I want you"), and then he finally kills her and he tries to drag her corpse but "she's so heavy". This is what the song is about. You people that think it's about a war Or anything else are dumb kitty kats. if you'll notice | Reviewer: Anonymous | 5/28/09 everyone reffering to this song as being about vietam an stuff if you'll notice even in across the universe the revert bvack to sadie and jo-jo loving each other and singing this as well as prudence why didnt anyone pay attention to that? Written by john Lennon about yoko | Reviewer: Anonymous | 1/18/09 This song was written by John Lennon, not George Harrison, and it's about Yoko, not the Vietnam war or uncle Sam, or the statue of liberty. People stop making unverified claims or stuff about the movie Across the Universe. It's just a movie. This song also has nothing to do with George Harrison's wife or Eric Clapton. emotion | Reviewer: Matt | 11/29/08 every year on black friday this one radio station plays the beatles a through z and when they played this song they had an old interview with lennon and he said that to get the intensity he sang as if he was drowning to express his emotions for yoko. i thought it was pretty cool. about this song | Reviewer: DaDonYordel | 11/28/08 Lennon wrote this song.....for Yoko....it is like a song IMO about obsession..... And no it's not about some bloody Uncle Sam thing, or about drugs.. It's Lennon's feelings towards Yoko Ono... I describe this song like it just seems to grab you....hold you tight, and you are into it so much that you are in a trance like state...and then it suddenly let's you go... love it! Um, okay? | Reviewer: Lisa | 8/13/08 You guys make a strong point, that you shouldn't take the meaning of the song directly from the movie. But didn't the remaining Beatles have a say in hand of the movie? And if this was NOT about the war, what exactly then was it referring to? Please, I'm dying to know your opinion. Primitive fools | Reviewer: john | 7/17/08 i loved the beatles before across the universe came out. so for all the fools that think that this song was about the war, i pitty you. it just so happened that the song was appropriate for the scene. Hollywood vs Reality | Reviewer: Jaimie | 7/3/08 This is for ROWRtasha and KittyKat: Yes this song was played for Max when he was about to be drafted to the Vietnam War. However, it doesn't means that it's about the war at hand. The director used that song for that scene because at that point it seem approriate. And I agree with Tj. He/she makes a good point about the interpretation of the movie vs. reality of the lyrics/song itself. Keep them seperate Review By Pages: 1 2 Review the song I Want You (She's So Heavy) The area is only for review, if you want to submit the lyrics or the corrections of the lyrics, please click the link at the end of the lyrics.  Download "The Beatles" Music | |
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