Released: November 15, 1968
Songwriter: Doug Flett Guy Fletcher
Producer: Norrie Paramor
She knew I'd take her side
In everything she did
Even if it might be wrong
And that's why she stayed so long
She doesn't know it yet
And I don't see how I'll tell her
That she doesn't need me
And what's more, I don't need her
We discovered what love means
Then watched it fall apart
It's hard to be apart
I don't know what I'll say
But I'll have to think of something
'Cause she doesn't need me
And what's more, I don't need her
Even this morning lies
Steals through the window
I see our love go
Can't she see it, too
Just the way I do
Oh but she'll have to
It's seems a shame to say out loud
The things I know are true
But what else can I do
We should have known
That it had to happen sometime
That she doesn't need me
And what's more, I don't need her
In everything she did
Even if it might be wrong
And that's why she stayed so long
She doesn't know it yet
And I don't see how I'll tell her
That she doesn't need me
And what's more, I don't need her
We discovered what love means
Then watched it fall apart
It's hard to be apart
I don't know what I'll say
But I'll have to think of something
'Cause she doesn't need me
And what's more, I don't need her
Even this morning lies
Steals through the window
I see our love go
Can't she see it, too
Just the way I do
Oh but she'll have to
It's seems a shame to say out loud
The things I know are true
But what else can I do
We should have known
That it had to happen sometime
That she doesn't need me
And what's more, I don't need her
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- Devil Woman
- Visions
- We Don’t Talk Anymore
- Ocean Deep
- Shine, Jesus, Shine
- Constantly
- Mistletoe & Wine
- Fall In Love With You
- Sunny Honey Girl
- Climbing Up Mount Everest
- If You Walked Away
- Mr. Businessman
- Can’t Keep This Feeling In
- They Can’t Take That Away from Me
- One Fine Day
- All Out of Love
- True Love Ways
- Shame on You
- Scarlet Ribbons
- Always Guaranteed
- Butterfly Kisses
- Free
- Now You See Me, Now You Don’t