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“I Heard Her Call My Name”, which starts as a fairly straightforward rock song, with catchy backing vocals, has one of the loudest, weirdest and most aggressive solos in any Velvet Underground song. Maybe in any rock song up to that point. The atonal, feedback-filled solo is said to have been influe...
[Verse]
Here she comes now, now
She's gone, gone, gone
Ready, ready, ready, ready, ready
Got my eyes wide open
[Pre-Chorus]
Ever since I was on cripple Monday
Got my eyeballs on my knees, aw baby, walkin'
I rapped for hours with Mad Mary Williams
She said she never understood a word from me because
[Chorus]
I know that she cares about me
I heard her call my name (Heard her call my name)
And I know that she's long dead and gone (Heard her call my name)
Still, it ain't the same (Heard her call my name)
Oh, when I wake up in this morning, mama (Heard her call my name)
I heard her call my name (Heard her call my name)
I know she's dead and long far gone (Heard her call my name)
I heard her call my name, then I felt my mind split open
[Guitar Solo]
[Verse]
Here she comes now, now
She's gone, gone, gone
Ready, ready, ready, ready, ready
Got my eyes wide open
[Pre-Chorus]
Ever since I was on cripple Monday
Got my eyeballs on my knees
I rapped for hours with Mad Mary Williams
Said she never understood a word from me, oh
[Chorus]
I know she cares about me
I heard her call my name, workin' it in now (Heard her call my name)
I said that she's long dead and gone (Heard her call my name)
But still, she ain't the same (Heard her call my name)
But when I woke up in the morning, mama (Heard her call my name)
I heard her call my name, long gone (Heard her call my name)
I know she's dead and she's long far gone (Heard her call my name)
But still, I heard her call my name, and then my mind split open
[Guitar Solo]
I Heard Her Call My Name was written by Lou Reed.
I Heard Her Call My Name was produced by Tom Wilson.
The Velvet Underground released I Heard Her Call My Name on Tue Jan 30 1968.
Sterling Morrison was not at all staisfied with the way this song was mixed:
I quit the group for a couple of days because I thought they chose the wrong mix for “I Heard Her Call My Name'” one of our best songs that was completely ruined in the studio.