John Lennon - To Know Her Is To Love Her Lyrics
To know, know, know her
is to love, love, love her
ev'ryone said there'll come a day
when i, i walk along side of her.
Yeah! Just to know, know, know her
You know that i do,
you know that i do,
yeah, i do, oh, i do.
Why, why can't she see?
Oh, how, how blind can she be?
Some day she'll see
that she was meant just for me, oh yeah.
To know, know, know her
'Just, just to see her smile,
makes my life worth while.
Yeah, just to know, just to know her,
you know, is to love, love, love, love her.
You know that i do,
you know that i do,
yeah, i do
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John Lennon To Know Her Is To Love Her Comments
John was awesome here. Written and produced by PHIL SPECTOR, the living legend, the genius! Eccentric, but a real genius, the Wall of Sound was a musical revolution! The best music producer of the world, fact!
Honestly some his best singing, sad this wasn't included on the original album
Sadly I've never heard this version until a couple of days ago. Love my Sirius Beatles channel. For some reason this has just fascinated me, and I'm so appreciative of my husband for signing me up for Serius for our 35th wedding Anniversary. I saw the Beatles in 1965. I thought I knew ALL of their music. I was so, so WRONG. I love The Beatles, and have for a very LONG TIME.
People who complain about Spector's production probably have ear cancer...
Spector completely ruined this arrangement.
JOHN LENNON. SPECTACULAR. IN. GOOGLE. PLUS. IS. NO. MORE. GOOGLE. PLUS.
Wow! I likes this psycodelic sound
1:31 that's the best yell in the history of recorded music
I love his voice in this song
John is not always perfect. This is no good.
Self indulgent and tedious.
Bien por Jose Feliciano! Grandes maestros
The ones he did with the lads for Decca and the BBC are much better. I think John really liked singing this one
Wow this is so different to me. Never head it before. Different style.
ゆっくりねー♪
Like many others, I'd have to say that I prefer the Beatle version over this one.
John quant'è brutta la solitudine di credi chi ti stia accanto ma è solo un abbaglio
love this track, great voice control
YESSSSSSS. JOHN LENNON VOICE. .IS. AMAZING. FOR. THIS THEME. IN HIS. VERSION. VERY. PASSSSSSSSION
Indeed there are better versions...including the Beatles version (s)...but what makes this - The Voice, and - more importantly - The Scream. That makes it for me. Too much Spector influence with all the noise/band, etc....but the voice/performance of vocals...and that Scream......oh man...
kincaide67 Phil Spector wrote the song
malditas drogas, que asco de version, prefiero con the beatles.
For the record (no pun intended) this track first appeared on the compilation of outtakes, Menlove Avenue, in the mid-1980s. It wasn't on the original Rock 'n' Roll album. Apologies if this has been mentioned already.
I like this version, but I like the version he did on Live At The BBC better
@Michelle Godinez Yeah his voice did change alot. Even didn't look the same really, but that's due to his drug taking and the diet he was on that basically nearly starved him to death. Quite sad really...
@Michelle Godinez No I said I liked the Live at the BBC version better
oh i meant the bbc version
Chantelle Adlington listen to the version from the Decca tapes
@Chantelle Adlington I love you
it's fantastic but the bars need to go by twice as fast...
Splendid gamble.
the backup band sounds the same on every track. It's like there is no defined musical arrangement. garbled mess. He should have cut 60% of his band.
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Role on John!
Haaarika!
Guess I'm different than everyone else cause I love this shi* lol. Guess it's mainly for John's voice here, I freaking love it. Thanks for the upload! <3
its just a leftist distortion of the classic
+Goldayassir the only lefty was starkey.
I prefer the version recorded with The Beatles for the BBC ten years earlier. But yeah! ;)
Pour Toi Marilou.
+afrina mokhtar Written by Phil Spector, originally covered by sung as To Know Him is to Love Him by The Teddy Bears. Best cover of it IMO is The Beatles version from '63.
not bad, but Lennon leading the Beatles did a lot better version of the song - by far the best interpretation of all
+fitless to my knowledge the Beatles never covered that song.. The Quarrymen did tho, and that was before the Beatles..
"The Beatles recorded a version of this classic by Phil Spector for the eighth edition of the BBC Radio show Pop Go The Beatles"
that Beatles version is on youTube too
no disrespect but check out the version by TRIO - Dolly Parton, Emmylou Harris and Linda Ronstadt
This song is originally by the teddy bears right? If I'm not mistaken it was recorded in the 50's
I want this version as my wedding song
Great Lennon scream!!
Thanks. I have the Cd but this comes in handy. And to anyone who has ever spent a lost weekend, do it carefuly. Smiley face.
I am very like song.
Miss the horns in music
. No pun intended
Good version but I like the version with the Beatles audition for Decca in 1962.
@Maxi Paz Sandoval that was shit xD... for me... the BBC ver is the best
Yes, it sounds like a dirge! Phil Spector's arrangement is a disaster, with that horn riff just repeating endlessly. No wonder it was originally rejected for the album!
Trfesok interestingly enough that repeating, endless horn riff is what I love about this song. I had NEVER heard it but I love it 👍.
The first recorded version was issued by The Teddy Bears in 1958. It was a number one hit in America.
But it was recorded for "Rock 'n' Roll", same with "Angel Baby"
I have that 2Cassette". I bought it on montevideo from "palacio de la musica" yesars AGO!!!! great memories
The Silver Beetles (Pre-Beatles) recorded one too. It is a bit faster with John still on vocals.
Wow!!! I didn't even know that this song belonged to my lovely John Lennon, 'cause i used to listen it while Amy Winehouse sang. Love both versions, but Amy's one is more melodic:)) ♥
1:32 YEAAAAAH!! ( fookin great)
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wooaaahoooo no sabia de la existencia de esta rola del maestro Lennon lo extraño esq seguramente no la publico en este album de 1975 titulado ROCK N´ROLL. Es un excelente album!
How does this have so many likes?
To Know Her Is To Love Her -- so retro that it's hip! You've got to love the slow danceability of the piece. Hardly anyone is doing this anymore...
Lol first time hearing this and you are correct ... maybe im not heroin enough
@ratonmickey83 the 2004 re-issue of this album... includes this track
@ratonmickey83 its on the reissue for this album as bonus tracks
Not even John Lennon stood a chance of breathing any life into this Dead On Arrival rhythm.
it was on the album Menlove Avenue in 86
This wasn't on the original Rock 'n' Roll album. Why is this here?