| Let me tell you about a girl I know, |
| She is my baby and she lives next door. |
| Every morning 'fore the sun comes up, |
| She brings me coffee in my favourite cup. |
| That’s why I know yes I know, |
| Halleluja I just love her so. |
| When I’m in trouble and I have no friend, |
| I know she’ll go with me until the end. |
| Everybody asks me how I know, |
| I smile at them and say she told me so. |
| That’s why I know yes I know, |
| Halleluja I just love her so. |
| Now if I call her on the telephone, |
| And tell her that I’m all alone. |
| By the time I count from one to four, |
| I hear her (knocking) on my door. |
| In the evening when the sun goes down, |
| When there is nobody else around. |
| She kisses me and she holds me tight, |
| And tells me daddy everything’s all right. |
| That’s why I know yes I know, |
| Halleluja I just love her so. |
| Now if I call her on the telephone, |
| And tell her that I’m all alone. |
| By the time I count from one to four, |
| I hear her (knocking) on my door. |
| In the evening when the sun goes down, |
| When there is nobody else around. |
| She kisses me and she holds me tight, |
| And tells me daddy everything’s all right. |
| That’s why I know yes I know, |
| Halleluja I just love her so. |
| Ooh Halleluja, |
| Don’t you know, |
| She’s my li’le woman, |