Love You Till Tuesday
David Bowie · Deram Anthology 1966-68
Little me is waiting, standing through the night
When you walk out through your door I'll wave my flag and shout
Ohh, beautiful baby
My burning desire started on Sunday
Give me your heart and I'll love you till Tuesday
Da da da dum (x4)
Who's that hiding in the apple tree, clinging to a branch
Don't be afraid it's only me, hoping for a little romance
If you lie beneath my shade, I'll keep you nice and cool
Ohh, beautiful baby
I was very lonely till I met you on Sunday
My passion's never-ending and I'll love you till Tuesday
Da da da dum (x7)
Let the wind blow through your hair, be nice to the big blue sea
Don't be afraid of the man in the moon, because it's only me
I shall always watch you until my love runs dry
Ohh, beautiful baby
My heart's aflame, I'll love you till Tuesday
My head's in a whirl and I'll love you till Tuesday
Love, love, love, love you till Tuesday
Love, love, love, love you till Tuesday
Da da da dum (x11)
Well, I might stretch it till Wednesday
Love You Till Tuesday
Love You Till Tuesday stands as a notable song in David Bowie's early discography, capturing the artist during a formative period before his global superstardom. Recorded for the Deram label, the track reflects the eclectic experimentation that characterized Bowie's work in the late 1960s. While often overshadowed by later classics, this recording showcases the singer-songwriter's developing ability to blend pop sensibilities with theatrical flair. The song remains a cherished piece for fans exploring the roots of his evolving sound, offering insight into the creative processes that would eventually define his legendary career. It serves as a reminder of the rich, diverse catalogue Bowie built throughout his lifetime, highlighting the depth of his early contributions to rock and pop music history.