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Beatles ~ I Need You


You don't realize how much I need you. Love you all the time, Never leave you. Please come on back to me. I'm lonely as can be. I need you. Said you had a thing or two To tell me. How was I to know you would Upset me. I didn't realize As I looked in your eyes. You told me. Oh, yes, you told me You don't want my lovin' anymore. That's when it hurt me And feeling like this, I just can't go on anymore. Please remember how I feel About you. I could never really live Without you. So, come on back and see Just what you mean to me. I need you. But when you told me You don't want my lovin' anymore. That's when it hurt me And feeling like this, I just can't go on anymore. Please remember how I feel About you. I could never really live Without you. So, come on back and see Just what you mean to me. I need you. I need you. I need you. more free lyrics

You don't realize how much
I need you.
Love you all the time,
Never leave you.

Please come on back to me.
I'm lonely as can be.
I need you.

Said you had a thing or two
To tell me.
How was I to know you would
Upset me.

I didn't realize
As I looked in your eyes.
You told me.

Oh, yes, you told me
You don't want my lovin' anymore.
That's when it hurt me
And feeling like this,
I just can't go on anymore.

Please remember how I feel
About you.
I could never really live
Without you.

So, come on back and see
Just what you mean to me.
I need you.

But when you told me
You don't want my lovin' anymore.
That's when it hurt me
And feeling like this,
I just can't go on anymore.

Please remember how I feel
About you.
I could never really live
Without you.

So, come on back and see
Just what you mean to me.
I need you.
I need you.
I need you.

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