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Discover the story of the song > He’s Got You – Don McLean

Who sang He's Got You?

Don McLean released the song He's Got You.

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The meaning of the song 'He's Got You ', based on the lyrics

What is He’s Got You about?

🎶 He’s Got You song analysis

The protagonist has a photo, records and a class ring of his former partner. Even though she is now with someone else, he clings to these objects and memories. He doesn't know if he is holding on to her memory or if she is holding on to him. He reminds himself that even though he owns these objects, she now belongs to someone else.

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Don McLean - Short Biography

Donald McLean III is an iconic American singer-songwriter and guitarist, best known for his 1971 hit "American Pie". He also produced other popular singles such as "Vincent", "Dreidel" and "Wonderful Baby". His interpretations of Roy Orbison's "Crying" and the Skyliners' "Since I Don't Have You" cemented his place in music history. His music is considered a cornerstone of the loss of innocence of the first generation of rock and roll.