(It Wont Hurt You) Half As Much

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I've been up and and down the highway

And I've seen what a man can do

To some little girl along the byway

That's why I sing this song to you



If you find your baby's gone

And you don't know where or when

You wonder, yes you wonder

If you'll ever see him again

Just remember, remember

These simple words I brought



Soon it won't hurt half as much

No it won't hurt half as much

No it won't hurt half as much as you thought



'Cause I been up and down the highway

And I watch them as they pass by

Broken hearts and I wish that they'd go my way

I'd save them every little teardrop they cry



Won't you listen?

If you think you can't go on

And life ain't got it for you no more

You're waitin' every night

For him to come walkin' through that door



Just remember, remember

These simple words that I brought

Soon it won't hurt half as much

No it won't hurt half as much

No it won't hurt half as much as you thought



Well, it won't hurt half as much

No, it won't hurt half as much

Lord, it won't hurt half as much as you though

FADES

And everytime you're sad, you cry

You feel like you...

About (It Wont Hurt You) Half As Much

Them's 1965 single "(It Wont Hurt You) Half As Much" stands as a defining track of the Merseybeat era, showcasing the band's signature blend of R&B rhythms and British pop sensibilities. Released during their peak commercial success, the recording features the group's characteristic vocal harmonies and driving guitar work, capturing the infectious energy that propelled them to number one on the UK charts. As one of their most celebrated hits, the song exemplifies the raw, youthful spirit of mid-1960s Liverpool music while maintaining a polished production quality that appealed to a wide audience. Its enduring popularity highlights the band's ability to craft catchy melodies that resonated deeply with listeners of the time, cementing their legacy as pioneers of the genre.