Released: November 15, 2013

Songwriter: PJ Bianco Jason Evigan Savan Kotecha Harmony Samuels

Producer: Rickard Göransson

[Intro: Camila]
Yo no-o-oh, woah o-oh
He-e-ey

[Verse 1: Lauren & Lauren and Dinah & Normani & Normani and Dinah]
When we were together, we were just strangers, I was just playing around
So I didn't wanna work it out, yeah, I didn't wanna work it out
Got something else missing, we were too different, baby I've been looking back now
I really should've worked it out, yeah, I really should've worked it out

[Pre-Chorus: Dinah]
Because now that you're gone and I sleep alone
I can't help it, I want you back
Cause I

[Chorus: Ally and Dinah & Ally and Camila]
Boy I miss you, said I really do
Boy I miss you, and I understand that we're better together
Boy I miss you, said I really, really do
Boy I miss you, and I understand that we're better together

[Post-Chorus: Lauren and Camila]
We're better, we're better, we're better, we're better, we're better
You know that we're better together
We're better, we're better, we're better, we're better, we're better
You know that we're better together

[Verse 2: Camila, Camila and Dinah & Camila and Lauren & (Normani) & (Normani and Dinah)]
I'm watching you with her thinking I had you, how was I ever so dumb?
Boy I should've known that you're the one, yeah, I should've known that you're the one
So if it's not too late, I just wanna know
(If maybe we can see what went wrong)
(Because I finally know that you're the one, yeah, I'm really know that you're the one)

[Pre-Chorus: Ally]
Because now that you're gone and I sleep alone
I can't help it, I want you back
Cause I

[Chorus: Ally & (Camila) & Ally and Camila & (Ally)]
Boy I miss you, said I really do (I really do)
Boy I miss you, and I understand that we're better together
Boy I miss you, said I really, really do (I really do)
Boy I miss you, and I understand that we're better together

[Post-Chorus: Lauren and Camila & (Normani)]
We're better, we're better, we're better, we're better, we're better
You know that we're better together
We're better, we're better, we're better, we're better (ayy), we're better
You know that we're better together

[Pre-Chorus: Camila]
And now that you're gone, and I sleep alone
I can't help it, I want you back
Cause I

[Bridge: (Ally) & Lauren and Camila]
(I...)
We're better, we're better, we're better, we're better, we're better
You know that we're better together
We're better, we're better, we're better, we're better, we're better
(You know, know, know, know, know, know, know)
You know that we're better together

[Chorus: Ally, Ally and Camila & (Dinah) & (Camila) & (Normani)]
Boy I miss you (you know I miss you), said I really do (said I really do)
Boy I miss you, and I understand that we're better together
(Oh...)
Boy I miss you, ayy, said I really, really do
Boy I miss you, and I understand that we're better together

[Post-Chorus: Lauren and Camila]
We're better, we're better, we're better, we're better, we're better
You know that we're better together
We're better, we're better, we're better, we're better, we're better
You know that we're better together

Fifth Harmony

Fifth Harmony is a girl group that formed out of contestants on the 2012 edition of The X Factor USA, chosen by Simon Ally Brooke Hernandez, Normani Kordei, Lauren Jauregui, Dinah Jane Hansen, and Camila Cabello. Despite being eliminated at third place, Fifth Harmony moved on to being signed with Syco Music.

Their first album, Reflection, was released on February 3rd, 2015, and peaked at number 5 on the Billboard 200, becoming their second top ten on that chart following their 2013 EP, Better Together. The album also merited their first top 40 single, “Sledgehammer.”

Their second album, 7/27, was released on May 27th, 2016 and debuted at number 4 on the Billboard 200, making it the group’s highest charting album to date. Its lead single, “Work From Home” featuring rapper Ty Dolla Sign, catapulted the girls even further into mainstream success. The track debuted on the Billboard Hot 100 at #12 and reached #4 after 13 weeks and became the girls' highest-charting single in the U.S. and the first top-five single in the country by a girl group since “Buttons” by The Pussycat Dolls.