About the song
“Think It Over” by Buddy Holly is a rollicking rock and roll gem that epitomizes the energy and spirit of the 1950s. Released in the late 1950s, this song showcases Holly’s distinctive vocal style and innovative approach to songwriting. With its infectious beat and catchy melody, “Think It Over” invites listeners to dance along from the very first note.
Holly’s lyrics explore themes of love and uncertainty, capturing the complexities of romantic relationships with wit and charm. His dynamic guitar playing adds an extra layer of excitement to the song, creating a sound that is unmistakably his own.
From the upbeat tempo to the memorable chorus, “Think It Over” is a testament to Holly’s talent as a musician and songwriter. Its timeless appeal continues to captivate audiences of all ages, making it a cherished classic in the rock and roll canon.
As one of Buddy Holly’s most beloved songs, “Think It Over” remains a testament to his enduring influence on the world of music, reminding us of the power of his legacy to this day.
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Lyric
Think it over, what you’ve just said (baa-bop-baa)Think it over in your pretty, little head (baa-bop-baa)Are you sure that I’m not the one? (baa-bop-baa)Is your love real or only fun? (aaaah)You think it over (ooooh)Yes, think it over (ooooh)A lonely heart grows cold and oldThink it over and let me know (baa-bop-baa)Think it over, but don’t be slow (baa-bop-baa)Just remember all birds and bees (baa-bop-baa)Go by twos through life’s mysteries (aaaah)You think it over (ooooh)Yes, think it over (ooooh)A lonely heart grows cold and oldThink it over and think of me (baa-bop-baa)Think it over and you will see (baa-bop-baa)A happy day when you and I (baa-bop-baa)Think as one and kiss the blues goodbye (aaaah)You think it over (ooooh)Yes, think it over (ooooh)A lonely heart grows cold and oldThink it over (over and over)Think it over (over and over)