To Know Her Is To Love Her
John Lennon · Menlove Avenue [1986]
Is to love love love her.
Just to see her smile
Makes my life worthwhile.
To know know know her
Is to love love love her
And I do, and I do, and I do.
And I do, and I do, and I do.
I'll be good to her
And I'll make love to her.
Everyone says there'll come a day
When I'll walk alongside of her.
To know know know her
Is to love love love her
And I do and I do and I do.
And I do and I do and I do.
Why can't she see,
How blind can she be?
Someday she'll see
That she were meant for me.
To know know know her
Is to love love love her.
Just to see her smile
Makes my life worthwhile.
To know know know her
Is to love love love her
And I do and I do and I do.
And I do and I do and I do.
Why can't she see,
How blind can she be?
Someday she'll see
That she were meant for me.
To know know know her
Is to love love love her.
Just to see her smile
Makes my life worthwhile.
To know know know her
Is to love love love her
And I do and I do and I do.
And I do.
To Know Her Is To Love Her
John Lennon's 'To Know Her Is To Love Her' stands as a poignant exploration of intimacy and emotional vulnerability, recorded during the final years of his life. Released on the 1986 compilation 'Menlove Avenue,' the track reflects Lennon's enduring capacity for romantic lyricism, even as he navigated the complexities of his later career and personal relationships. The song exemplifies his signature blend of acoustic warmth and melodic simplicity, offering a glimpse into his introspective side distinct from his more politically charged work. As part of his broader discography, this recording captures a moment of quiet reflection, emphasizing themes of connection and understanding that remain central to his artistic legacy.