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And I Love You So

Words & Music by Don McLean

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And I Love You So

Words & Music by Don McLean

Lyrics:

And I love you so,
The people ask me how,
How I've lived till now
I tell them I don't know

I guess they understand
How lonely life has been
But life began again
The day you took my hand

And yes I know how lonely life can be
Shadows follow me
The night won't set me free
But I don't let the evening get me down
Now that you're around me

And you love me too
Your thoughts are just for me
You set my spirit free
I'm happy that you do

The look at life is brief
Once the page is read
All but love is dead
This is my believe

More info:

Don McLean wrote and recorded And I Love You So in 1970. It appeared on the his debut LP, Tapestry (United Artists 5522). Both Bobby Goldsboro (United Artists 50776) in 1971 and Perry Como (RCA 74-0906) in 1973 had hit versions of And I Love You So, reaching #83 and #29 on the Hot 100 chart, respectively. Como's release reached number one on the Easy-Listening chart, while Goldsboro's peaked at #8.

Elvis recorded And I Love You So on March 11, 1975, at RCA's Hollywood studios.


Lyrics:	And I love you so, The people ask me how, How I've lived till now I tell them I don't know I guess they understand How lonely life has been But life began again The day you took my hand And yes I know how lonely life can be Shadows follow me The night won't set me free But I don't let the evening get me down Now that you're around me And you love me too Your thoughts are just for me You set my spirit free I'm happy that you do The look at life is brief Once the page is read All but love is dead This is my believe

More info:		Don McLean wrote and recorded And I Love You So in 1970. It appeared on the his debut LP, Tapestry (United Artists 5522). Both Bobby Goldsboro (United Artists 50776) in 1971 and Perry Como (RCA 74-0906) in 1973 had hit versions of And I Love You So, reaching #83 and #29 on the Hot 100 chart, respectively. Como's release reached number one on the Easy-Listening chart, while Goldsboro's peaked at #8. Elvis recorded And I Love You So on March 11, 1975, at RCA's Hollywood studios.