Hallelujah, I love Her So:Eddie Cochran. Top of the charts in 1956. #1. G Em C D Let me tell you about a girl I know, G Em C D she's my baby and I love her so. G Em C D Every morning when the sun comes up, C A she brings me coffee in my favorite cup. G Em that's why I know, yes, I know, A D G hallelujah I just love her so. CHORUS: C A When I call her on the telephone, G G7 and I say baby, I'm all alone. C A By the time I count from one to four, D D7 she'll be knocking on my door. #2. G Em C D In the evening when the sun goes down, G Em C D and there ain't nobody else around. G Em C D She kisses me and she holds me tight, C A she says, baby, everything's alright. G Em that's why I know, that's why I know, A D G hallelujah I just love her so. CHORUS: C A When I call her on the telephone, G G7 and I say baby, I'm all alone. C A By the time I count from one to four, D D7 she'll be knocking on my door. #3. G Em C D In the evening when the sun goes down, G Em C D and there ain't nobody else around. G Em C D She kisses me and she holds me tight, C A she says, baby, everything's alright. G Em that's why I know, that's why I know, A D G hallelujah I just love her so. (Last line x3.) A fifties smash from Kraziekhat.