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by Gary E. Andrews - 10/19/26 09:48 PM
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"There she was" had two intentions. Primarily, V1 describes a young man going about some fairly regular activities that commence a Saturday. Then the tonal mood changes and the singer says "There she was." Which is really a question for a listener...There who was? Drama, suspense and all that. And then I never gave her a name just described her beauty, what she had done and why she was there. She remained "she." Also, in a long Story song with more than 2 verses, "there she was" was a a turn from the end of one verse back into the beginning of the next. And relieves a bit of the monotony. So......"there she was." 
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