The song had an interesting path to release. Originally, when Mavers brought "There She Goes" to band rehearsal to share with the others, they were in awe of it. In an interview with uDiscover Music, former guitarist Paul Hemmings recalled this moment, saying, "Straight away, I remember thinking this is going to be a massive hit."
It wasn't until The La's finally played "There She Goes" for a live crowd for the first time in Liverpool, England, in 1987, that everyone understood its impact. Hemmings told the publication, "It sounded really good, and you can tell the audience clearly thought it had something, even that early on."
The song was a major success after it came out. During its initial release, it reached No. 59 on the U.K. Singles chart. "There She Goes" was then rereleased when The La's self-titled album came out in 1990, going on to peak at No. 13 in the U.K. and No. 49 on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100.
Many other musicians and critics have praised the song over the years. In 2006, for NPR, Ben Gibbard, the frontman for Death Cab for Cutie, picked "There She Goes" as "the perfect song to be relative to the constantly changing moods and emotions in my life, the one song I constantly come back to."
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