Another Girl
Beatles · Help !
For I have got another girl, another girl
You're making me say that I've got nobody but you
But as from today well I've got somebody that's new
I ain't no fool and I don't take what I don't want
For I have got another girl, another girl
She's sweeter that all the girls and I've met quite a few
Nobody in all the world can do what she can do
And so I'm telling you this time you'd better stop
For I have got another girl
Another girl who will love me till the end
Through thick and thin she will always be my friend
I don't wanna say that I've been unhappy with you
But as from today, well I've seen somebody that's new
I ain't no fool and I don't take what I don't want
For I have got another girl
Another girl who will love me till the end
Through thick and thin she will always be my friend
For I have got another girl
Another girl who will love me till the end
Through thick and thin she will always be my friend
For I have got another girl
You're making me say that I've got nobody but you
But as from today well I've got somebody that's new
I ain't no fool and I don't take what I don't want
For I have got another girl, another girl
She's sweeter that all the girls and I've met quite a few
Nobody in all the world can do what she can do
And so I'm telling you this time you'd better stop
For I have got another girl
Another girl who will love me till the end
Through thick and thin she will always be my friend
I don't wanna say that I've been unhappy with you
But as from today, well I've seen somebody that's new
I ain't no fool and I don't take what I don't want
For I have got another girl
Another girl who will love me till the end
Through thick and thin she will always be my friend
For I have got another girl
Another girl who will love me till the end
Through thick and thin she will always be my friend
For I have got another girl
Another Girl
Released on the 1965 album Help!, "Another Girl" stands as a quintessential example of The Beatles' early pop-rock sound. Written by John Lennon and credited to Lennon-McCartney, the track features the band's signature harmonies and a driving rhythm section that defined their mid-1960s era. The song explores themes of romantic infidelity and the complexities of relationships, delivered with the polished production characteristic of their Hamburg and London recording sessions. As a staple of their discography, it showcases the group's ability to blend catchy melodies with socially relevant lyrics, cementing their status as pioneers of the British Invasion.