"She Smiled Sweetly" — Between The Buttons (1967). A quiet, organ-led devotional. The Stones doing hymn-like beauty with sincerity.
(Jagger/Richards)
Why do my thoughts loom so large on me?
They seem to stay, for day after day
And won't disappear, I've tried every way
But she smiled sweetly
She smiled sweetly
She smiled sweetly
And says don't worry
Oh, no no no
Where does she hide it inside of her?
That keeps her peace most every day
And won't disappear, my hair's turning grey
But she smiled sweetly
She smiled sweetly
She smiled sweetly
And says don't worry
Oh, no no no
"There's nothing in why or when
There's no use trying, you're here
Begging again, and ov'r again"
That's what she said so softly
I understood for once in my life
And feeling good most all of the time
But she smiled sweetly
She smiled sweetly
She smiled sweetly
And said don't worry
Oh, no no no
Oh, no no no
Oh, no no no
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- From Between the Buttons (1967). Brian Jones plays organ in a church-like style. One of the most unexpectedly tender tracks the Stones recorded in the 1960s.