Lady – Little River Band

About the Song

Lady by Little River Band is a classic rock song that has captivated audiences for decades. Released in 1977, the song became a massive hit, reaching number one on the Billboard Hot 100 chart.

The song’s catchy melody and driving rhythm create a sense of energy and excitement. The lyrics express a deep love and admiration for a special woman, celebrating her beauty, intelligence, and strength.

The chorus, “Lady, you’re the finest woman I’ve ever known,” is both romantic and heartfelt, capturing the song’s underlying message of adoration and devotion. The song’s arrangement is energetic and upbeat, with a prominent guitar riff and a driving bassline.

Lady has become a beloved classic, often played at weddings and other special occasions. Its enduring popularity is a testament to the song’s timeless message and Little River Band’s enduring appeal as a rock band.

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Lyrics: “Lady”

Look around you, look up here
Take time to make time, make time to be there
Look around, be a part
Feel for the winter, but don’t have a cold heartAnd I love you best
You’re not like the rest
You’re there when I need you
You’re there when I need
I’m gonna need you

A long time ago I had a lady to love
She made me think of things I never thought of
Now she’s gone and I’m on my own
A love song has come into my mind
A love song, it was there all the time

So, lady, let me take a look at you now
You’re there on the dance floor making me want you somehow
Oh, lady, I think it’s only fair I should say to you
Don’t be thinking that I don’t want you, ’cause maybe I do

Look around, come to me
I have no answers, but know where I wanna be
I look around, play a part
I was born in the winter and cooled by a warm heart

And I love you best
You’re not like the rest
You’re there when I need you
You’re there when I need
I’m gonna need you

So, lady, let me take a look at you now
You’re there on the dance floor making me want you somehow
Oh, lady, I think it’s only fair I should say to you
Don’t be thinking that I don’t want you, ’cause maybe I do
Don’t be thinking that I don’t want you, lady, I do