She Knows Me Too Well
Beach Boys · Other Songs - Beach Boys
She knows me
She knows me
Sometimes I have a weird way of showing my love
And I always expect her to know what I'm thinking of
She knows me
I treat her so mean I don't deserve what I have
And I think that she'll forgive just by making her laugh
But she knows me
She knows me too well
Knows me so well
That she can tell
I really love her
She knows me too well
I get so jealous of the other guy
And then I'm not happy til I make her break down and cry
When I look at other girls it must kill her inside
But it'd be another story if she looked at the guys
But she knows me
She knows me too well
Knows me so well
That she can tell
I really love her
She knows me too well
She knows me
She knows me
When I look at other girls it must kill her inside
But it'd be another story if she looked at the guys
Cause she knows me
Knows me so well
That she can tell
I really love her
She knows me too well
She knows me
Sometimes I have a weird way of showing my love
And I always expect her to know what I'm thinking of
She knows me
I treat her so mean I don't deserve what I have
And I think that she'll forgive just by making her laugh
But she knows me
She knows me too well
Knows me so well
That she can tell
I really love her
She knows me too well
I get so jealous of the other guy
And then I'm not happy til I make her break down and cry
When I look at other girls it must kill her inside
But it'd be another story if she looked at the guys
But she knows me
She knows me too well
Knows me so well
That she can tell
I really love her
She knows me too well
She knows me
She knows me
When I look at other girls it must kill her inside
But it'd be another story if she looked at the guys
Cause she knows me
Knows me so well
That she can tell
I really love her
She knows me too well
She Knows Me Too Well
Recorded by The Beach Boys, this track exemplifies the group's signature blend of harmonies and surf-rock instrumentation. Released during the mid-1960s, the song reflects the band's exploration of personal relationships and emotional vulnerability, a theme central to their catalog. The recording features the distinctive vocal arrangements and guitar work that defined the West Coast sound of the era. As part of their broader discography, it stands alongside other hits that showcased the group's ability to capture complex feelings through accessible melodies. The song remains a testament to the band's influence on popular music and their dedication to crafting emotionally resonant recordings.