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He Says She Says

He Says She Says Written and produced by Michael Stewart “He Says She Says” is a modern take on relationships — the playful, sometimes confusing back-and-forth between two people. It feels like a conversation happening in real time, full of quick thoughts, impressions, and reactions. The lyric almost reads like we’re overhearing it the start of a story. Right from the opening lines, the scene is set in a casual, everyday way: “Hi ya excuse me / I’ll have peppermint tea to go / What’s your name / Yes do you wanna get a movie maybe a smoothie SHE SAYS.” This feels spontaneous and natural. The peppermint tea and smoothie detail grounds the song in real life, while the “she says” element immediately introduces the theme of perspective. One of the most interesting ideas in the lyric is the way attraction and doubt happen at the same time. I capture that in lines like: “But is he a tool / But he is a smooth good-looking fool SHE SAYS.” This is clever because it shows how you can be intrigued and skeptical simultaneously. The repeating phrase “Good on ya, she’s a cracker” brings in a relaxed Australian tone that gives the song personality. It feels conversational, almost like friends commenting from the sidelines of the story. Another strong theme in the lyric is how relationships today can feel busy, noisy, and full of options. Lines like: “From there to here somebody else wants to please her / Anybody but him she says.” suggest a world where attention is everywhere, and people are navigating choices, ego, and timing. That’s where the title “He Says She Says” really works — it reflects the way people talk about relationships, interpret them differently, and sometimes misunderstand each other. I even hint at this idea directly: “It’s a sign of times.” That line feels like a commentary on modern social life — fast interactions, mixed signals, humour, and a bit of chaos. What makes the lyric distinctive is its stream-of-consciousness style. Phrases like: “Clip snip dip tasty chips it’s a nice a love story” and “Crowd surfing double take more push ups / Six pack hike it up mountain Oh what’s up.” create a playful, almost musical collage of images and thoughts. It mirrors how conversations — and attraction — can jump quickly from topic to topic. This gives the song a lively groove and makes it feel spontaneous rather than overly polished. In a modern pop or indie track, this style works well because listeners often connect with lyrics that feel like real thoughts rather than structured storytelling. Toward the end of the song, there’s a shift where the perspective flips: “He’s a cracker yep she tracked him… Anybody but her he says.” It shows that both people are evaluating each other, not just one side judging the other. That mutual curiosity — and hesitation — is what makes the song relatable. By repeating: “He says she says / It’s love.” I bring the whole theme together. Love here isn’t perfect or straightforward — it’s messy, funny, and full of mixed signals. But that’s exactly what makes it real. LYRIC Hi ya excuse me I’ll have peppermint tea to go To go oooh so What’s your name Yes do you wanna get a movie maybe a smoothie SHE SAYS Is there a difference whats the inference Do you want to date me then we will see Cool coool oh high stool But is he a tool But he is a smooth good-looking fool SHE SAYS Good on ya She’s a cracker yep he says From there to here somebody else wants to please her Anybody but him she says Congratulations celebrations Right tonight a beautiful amazing sight But she’s a bit of a mess Good on ya She’s’s a cracker yep she tracked him From there to here somebody else wants to please him Anybody but him she says It’s a sign of times Two words focus cactus That’s a rhyme word ego so sorry Clip snip dip tasty chips it s a nice a love story And aussie dip ya Pacific Ocean blue lose the shoes Smack me close quarter yes Hate to ask do you favour a sail Be Bop sail boat said bro live love long in this song Good on ya She’s’s a cracker yep she tracked him From there to here somebody else wants to please him Anybody but him she says It’s a sign of times Two words focus cactus That’s a rhyme word ego so sorry Clip snip dip tasty chips it s a nice a love story Crowd surfing double take more push ups Six pack hike it up mountain Oh what’s up Sneak peak tickle under table sneak peak Ants in the pants oh there’s a bit of a chance There’s a line Do what you do What you do well ya Now there’s a line well nice dress One two three for Christ sake He got his ship shake Good on ya He’s a cracker yep she tracked him From there to here somebody else wants to please him Anybody but her he says It’s a sign of times Two words focus cactus That’s a rhyme word ego so sorry Clip snip dip tasty chips a nice a love story He says she says He says she says he says Its love