Hallelujah I Love Her So
Eddie Cochran Lyrics

She'll be on my door, well

In the evening when the sun goes down
And there ain't nobody else around
She kisses me and she holds me tight
Says "Eddie baby, everything's all right"
That's how I know, yes, I know
Hallelujah I just love her so

Lemme tell you baby, in the evening when the sun goes down
And there ain't nobody else around
She kisses me and then she holds me tight
Says "Eddie baby, everything's swingin'"
That's how I know, yes, I know
Hallelujah I just love her so

Hallelujah I just love her so
Hallelujah I just love her so
Hey, darlin', hallelujah
I just love that chick so

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Written by: Ray Charles

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Most interesting comment from YouTube:

Vinicius Silva

2y↑5

Let me tell you about a girl I know
She's my baby and I love her so
Every morning when the sun comes up
She brings me coffee in my favorite cup
That's why I know, yes I know
Hallelujah, I just love her so

If I call her on the telephone
"Say, baby, Eddie's all alone"
By the time you count one-to-four
She'll be on my door, well

In the evening when the sun goes down
And there ain't nobody else around
She kisses me and she holds me tight
Says "Eddie baby, everything's all right"
That's how I know, yes, I know
Hallelujah I just love her so

Lemme tell you baby, in the evening when the sun goes down
And there ain't nobody else around
She kisses me and then she holds me tight
Says "Eddie baby, everything's swingin'"
That's how I know, yes, I know
Hallelujah I just love her so

Hallelujah I just love her so
Hallelujah I just love her so
Hey, darlin', hallelujah
I just love that chick so

All comments from YouTube:

trfesok

6y↑12

Cover of Ray Charles 1956 debut single. Demoed by the early Beatles in 1960. Covered by the Animals in 1964(?). All 3 and the original are in my "Beatles covers and uncovers 2" playlist. Thanks for the upload!

Vintage brew

1y↑3

"Eddie's all alone" WOW!!

Orlando Medina

1y↑3

EDDIE FUE (o ES : PRESENTE HISTORICO) INCREIBLE !

Eddie was awesome!

Axel Bodin

3y↑5

I like this version and the Live version from England 1960.

stray cats cochran

2y↑4

my big passion on EDDIE COCHRAN I like

Vinicius Silva

2y↑5

HarryWebb46

5y↑7

Eddie does 'Big Band' music really well!

Pam H

5y↑5

I never knew he did this song. This is pretty good.

Joe Guitar

@surfinwax58 wilson "What'd I Say" was another Eddie brought here, that'd end up being a staple of many a British group, and a really important one for the likes of the Liverpool bands playing long stints in Germany as they could really stretch it out, jamming, and involving the audience. The Big Three did a live version that featured on their Decca EP "Live At The Cavern"

surfinwax58 wilson

4w↑1

Eddie Cochran introduced the music of Ray Charles to the English and took them to his school of rock and roll.

golfdom1987

7y↑8

Eddie was awesome!

fingers002

1y↑1

Wow! First time hearing this version. Really gutsy with feeling. Brass arrangement and vocal phrasing sexy. Nice "swapping" between saxes and guitar in solo. I previously preferred Animals over Ray Chas. version but I'm a believer now.

R C

2y↑3

Guitar player for the gods...

Alexis A

30w↑2

I know yes i know !!!! halleluya The king of Rock and Roll !!!! Is Eddie !!! Baby!!! Genius beautiful 😍❤️👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼

Robert Bracegirdle

4y↑5

Great on Boy Meets Girl. Still have the reel to reel tape I recorded it on.

LouisL1963

2y↑1

@Mervyn Mather To the best of my knowledge, that's still the case although there's a rumour that a copy of the Boy Meets Girls footage is in someone's possession in the States. Whether there's any truth to that is another matter. I would be surprised if it was...

Mervyn Mather

3y↑1

thought only the sound was kept!!!!

bertoast99

5y↑44

This is so much better without the ear destroying violin section

Gus Kramer

5y↑4

Amen!!!

Martin Bowyer

29w↑2

Very underated,but ahead of most of the performers of the 50s/60s

john asson

5y↑3

happy birthday and rip eddie!

Charles Hall

2y↑3

Eddie Everythings Swingin'!

DEFCON 4

1y↑8

Stupid Rolling Stone Magazine never even lists him in their 100 great guitarists. In the studio, Eddie was a Glen Campbell before Glen Campbell, doing the guitar tracks for several performers in those days. Eddie could have sat in with 'The Wrecking Crew' anytime he wanted. BTW, that's Gene Riggio of 'The Kelly Four' back there on the drums. This photo may actually be from the "Hallelujah" recording session.

Joe Guitar

Gene seemed ever cheerful and a cracking good drummer.

surfinwax58 wilson

4w↑1

True! Eddie was on the way to becoming the first real guitar hero. Could play rings around most of his contemporaries regardless of musical genre.

roland johansson

5y↑6

Classic Eddie!

Good Rock & Awareness

5y↑5

True genius.

ChanceJohnT58

8y↑2

No overdubs!

promerops

6y↑5

The great Eddie Cochran. There is currently a TV advert here in South Africa that features either Ray Charles's original or a very good impersonation thereof. It occurred to me that I hadn't heard Eddie's version in many years - so here I am. I suppose it's defective memory, but I have in my mind that Eddie's version had a background of strings. Am I correct in this - probably not; or could there be more than one version?
I remember in 1960 (I was nine years old!) when he came to Britain - for that fateful tour - that this was his current single and he played it on 'Oh Boy' and, perhaps, other TV shows. Was this his last non-posthumous release? He had so much charisma and talent. I couldn't help but shed a tear when I heard of his death and even now I feel a great sense of loss. Thank you for uploading.

DEFCON 4

Eddie often had takes with and w/o strings, or background vocals, e.g. "C'mon Everybody" with strings/"Let's Get Together"w/o; "Little Angel" w. and w/o background vocals; this song "Hallelujah...", and there was another I can't remember off-hand. I always preferred "without" b/c I like the raw sound of the rock 'n Roll band. I think a lot of it was that the producers, coming out of the Big Band era, preferred a more orchestrated sort of music. Luckily, Eddie transitioned into a more independent road when he started doing his own stuff. The producers always wanted to sugar-coat it.

Hal Weston

5y↑5

+promerops This is the version Eddie wanted to have released. The strings were added after and apparently he was furious when he heard them. This story was told to me by Jim Stivers, who played piano on this session for Eddie. The UK TV show Eddie performed this on was Boy Meets Girl.