Patsy Cline - She's Got You [Bioshock Infinite: Burial At Sea]

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The song was mentioned by Ken Levine in an interview about the music of Bioshock: Burial at sea.

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Who did not stay in the bioshock restaurant listening to this great song.

RetroArcadeMX

Bioshock only game to date that made me cry like a baby .... Booker, Elisabeth .... Fantastic characters ... And so unlucky ... :-(

marcocastellana

I've got your picture
That you gave to me
And it's signed with love
Just like it used to be
The only thing different
The only thing new
I've got your picture
She's got you

I've got the records
That we used to share
And they still sound the same
As when you were here
The only thing different
The only thing new
I've got the records
She's got you

I've got your memory
Or, has it got me
I really don't know
But I know, it won't let me be
I've got your class ring
That proved you cared
And it still looks the same
As when you gave it, dear
The only thing different
The only thing new
I've got these little things
She's got you

I've got your memory
Or, has it got me
I really don't know
But I know, it won't let me be
I've got your class ring
That proved you cared
And it still looks the same
As when you gave it, dear
The only thing different
The only thing new
I've got these little things
She's got you

Source: LyricFind

jazapiece

love this game, I’d be lying if i said it didn’t almost make me cry.

Noname

Fun fact: This song was recorded in 1961 and released in 1962 even though the DLC takes place in 1958 :/

bagasbramantyo

man its been a year since i completed all 3 games, still think about it often. a masterpiece

brokenlotproductions

This beautiful song appeared in two of my favorite things: LOST tv-show and Bioshock Infinite.

MegaLostintime

So happy they put Patsy Cline in BS:I. Such a great singer. :3

KiloBravo

The girl on the left may be dating that dude now but they’ll both be splicers in a year anyway

fluttershaman

Now that I’m listening to this song, it definitely sounds like something David Lynch would use in a film he’d direct.

jack

loss love songs from back in the day are destroying the ones of now and days for both men and women.
I guess thats one aspect of humanity that never changed, heartbreak is a concept every generation experience.

n

Maybe it was just me, but did anyone else get the sense that the woman Elizabeth was staring at was Lady Comstock? Maybe it was the blue that the woman wore that reminded me of her.

Fangirl

Bit of irony here Patsy Cline died in a Plane Crash

Kiyoko

thse graphics are so amazing like its 2030 or smth

lolita

I can't remember where exactly you hear this in Burial at Sea. I know for a fact it's heard somewhere in Episode 1. You enter a diner or a shop or something and you hear it.

babbisp