Hello I Love You (Psychedelic Version)
The Cure · Join The Dots: B-Sides & Rarities 1978-2001 [2003]
Won't you tell me your name?
Hello, I love you
Let me jump in your game
Hello, I love you
Won't you tell me your name?
Hello, I love you
Won't you tell me your name?
Hello, I love you
Let me jump in your game
Hello, I love you
Won't you tell me your name?
Hello, I love you
Let me jump in your game
She's walking down the street
Blind to every eye she meets
Do you think you'll be the guy
To make the queen of the angels sigh?
Hello, I love you
Won't you tell me your name?
I love you
Want you
Hello, I love you
Won't you tell me your name?
Hello, I love you
Let me jump in your game
Hello, I love you
Won't you tell me your name?
Hello, I love you
Let me jump in your game
She holds her head so high
Like a statue in the sky
Her arms are wicked and her legs are long
When she moves my brain screams out this song
Sidewalk crouches at her feet
Like a dog that begs for something sweet
Do you hope to make her see you fool?
Do you hope to pluck this dusky jewel?
Hello, Hello, Hello, Hello
I need you
I need you
Hello, I love you
Won't you tell me your name?
Hello, I love you
Won't you tell me your name?
Hello I Love You (Psychedelic Version)
The Cure's 'Hello I Love You (Psychedelic Version)' stands as a defining track from their 2003 compilation 'Join The Dots: B-Sides & Rarities 1978-2001.' Originally recorded during the band's early 1980s period, this version features a distinct psychedelic production that contrasts with the band's later gothic and alternative rock sound. While the original single was a staple of their early discography, this reissue highlights the experimental side of Robert Smith's songwriting. The track remains a significant part of The Cure's catalog, showcasing their ability to blend romantic themes with atmospheric textures. It serves as a testament to the band's evolution from post-punk pioneers to one of the most influential acts in modern rock history.