Joe Williams – Hallelujah I Love Her So

Joe Williams – Hallelujah I Love Her So Lyrics

Artist: Joe Williams
Song: Hallelujah I Love Her So

Let me tell you ’bout a girl i know
She’s my baby and she lives next door
And every morning ‘fore 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’m in trouble and i have no friends
I know my doll will be with me until the end

Everybody asks me how i know
I just smile at them and say, “she told me so”
That’s why i know, yes, i know
Hallelujah, i just love her so

Hey, if i call her on the telephone
And tell the baby that i’m all alone
Say by the time i count from one to four
The girl is knockin’ right on my door

Then in the evening when the sun goes down
There really is nobody else around
She kisses me and she holds me tight
She whispers, “daddy, everything’s alright”

I know, yes, i know
Hallelujah, i just love her so
If she gets a big fat mama
People, i mean i get a whole lot of baby

I told her meet me in the bottom and bring my boots and shoes
Hey lordy, mama, i got a whole lotta mama
And i know, oh yes, i know
Hallelujah, i just love her so

Say, when i call her on the telephone
And i tell her that i’m all alone
Hey, by the time i count from one to four
The baby is knockin’ right on my door

Then in the evening when the sun goes down
There really is nobody else around
She kisses me and she holds me tight
She whispers, “daddy, everything’s alright”

I know, yes, i know
Hallelujah, i love her so
Deep down in my soul
Well, i just love her so

Hallelujah, hallelujah
Well, i love her so
I’m gon’ force feed this girl
That’s what i’m gon’ do

Come here, darlin’, with your fine big self
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Release Year: 1966