Album This song officially appears on the One of the Boys Official album.
Timeline This song was officially released in 1977
Officially appears on Ram - Archive Collection
Giddy is a song written by the Beatles’ bassist, Paul McCartney for Daltrey, The song started off as a demo called “Rode All Night”, the refrain was later incorporated into “Giddy”
My baby left me for another guy
She calls him Giddy but she don't know why
But if I catch them at it someone's going to pay
For making me feel so bad for so long
The feeling only just went away
But I don't feel sick
I don't feel so bad anymore
I got over it
I don't feel so bad anymore
Rode all night 'till I finally hit the daybreak
Rode all night 'till I finally hit the day
Rode all night 'till I finally hit the daybreak
When the sun comes up I'm gonna catch Giddy up
My baby left me for another guy
She calls him Giddy but she don't know why
But if I catch them at it someone's going to pay
For making me feel so bad for so long
The feeling only just went away
I don't feel sick
I don't feel so bad anymore
I got over it
I don't feel so bad anymore
Rode all night 'till I finally hit the daybreak
Rode all night 'till I finally hit the day
Rode all night 'till I finally hit the daybreak
When the sun comes up I'm gonna catch Giddy up
Paul McCartney has never played this song in concert.
Paul McCartney: Music Is Ideas. The Stories Behind the Songs (Vol. 1) 1970-1989
With 25 albums of pop music, 5 of classical – a total of around 500 songs – released over the course of more than half a century, Paul McCartney's career, on his own and with Wings, boasts an incredible catalogue that's always striving to free itself from the shadow of The Beatles. The stories behind the songs, demos and studio recordings, unreleased tracks, recording dates, musicians, live performances and tours, covers, events: Music Is Ideas Volume 1 traces McCartney's post-Beatles output from 1970 to 1989 in the form of 346 song sheets, filled with details of the recordings and stories behind the sessions. Accompanied by photos, and drawing on interviews and contemporary reviews, this reference book draws the portrait of a musical craftsman who has elevated popular song to an art-form.
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