“Georgy Girl” is a pop song originally written by Tom Springfield and Jim Dale. It was recorded by the Australian folk-influenced pop group The Seekers and released in 1966. The song was featured in the soundtrack of the film “Georgy Girl,” for which it was written.
The song is known for its cheerful and upbeat sound, featuring the warm and harmonious vocals of The Seekers. The lyrics of “Georgy Girl” describe the life of a free-spirited and carefree woman named Georgy. The chorus includes the iconic lines, “Hey there, Georgy girl, there’s another Georgy deep inside; bring out all the love you hide and, oh, what a change there’d be, the world would see a new Georgy girl.”
“Georgy Girl” was a commercial success and became one of The Seekers’ most iconic hits. It reached the number two spot on the Billboard Hot 100 chart in the United States and topped the charts in the United Kingdom and Australia.
The song is celebrated for its feel-good and uplifting qualities and is often associated with the folk and pop music of the 1960s. “Georgy Girl” remains a beloved classic in The Seekers’ catalog and continues to be cherished by fans of the era.
