Hallelujah, I Love Her So
Beatles · Oldies
Let me tell you about a girl I know
She's my baby and I love her so
Every morning when the sun comes up
She brings me coffee in my favorite cup
That's why I know, yes I know
Hallelujah I just love her so
When I call her on the telephone
She says: baby, I'm all alone
By the time I count from one to four
She'll be knocking on my door
In the evening when the sun goes down
And there ain't nobody else around
She kisses me and she holds me tight
She says: baby everything is alright
That's why I know, that's why I know
Hallelujah I just love her so
Hallelujah I just love her so
Hallelujah I just love that chick so
She's my baby and I love her so
Every morning when the sun comes up
She brings me coffee in my favorite cup
That's why I know, yes I know
Hallelujah I just love her so
When I call her on the telephone
She says: baby, I'm all alone
By the time I count from one to four
She'll be knocking on my door
In the evening when the sun goes down
And there ain't nobody else around
She kisses me and she holds me tight
She says: baby everything is alright
That's why I know, that's why I know
Hallelujah I just love her so
Hallelujah I just love her so
Hallelujah I just love that chick so
Hallelujah, I Love Her So
Recorded by The Beatles, this track exemplifies the band's early pop sensibilities and melodic craftsmanship. Released on the compilation album Oldies, the song reflects the group's signature harmonies and upbeat tempo characteristic of their mid-1960s output. While not a studio single, its inclusion in the catalogue highlights the band's prolific recording activity during this era. The composition showcases the collaborative songwriting of John Lennon and Paul McCartney, delivering a straightforward yet charming love song that remains a staple of their discography. It stands as a testament to the band's ability to craft accessible, radio-friendly material that resonated with audiences worldwide.