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Beatles ~ Hello, Little Girl


Hello, little girl. Hello, little girl. Hello, little girl. When I see you every day, I say, mmm-mmm, hello, little girl. When you're passing on your way, I say, mmm-mmm, hello, little girl. When I see you passing by, I cry, mmm-mmm, hello, little girl. When I try to catch your eye, I cry, mmm-mmm, hello, little girl. I send you flowers, But you don't care. You never seem to See me standin' there. I often wonder What you're thinkin' of. I hope it's me And love, love, love. So I hope there'll come a day when You say, mmm-mmm, you're my little girl. It's not the first time, That it's happened to me. It's been a long, lonely time And it's so funny, So funny to see That I'm about to loose My mind, mind, mind. So I hope there'll come a day when You say, mmm-mmm, you're my little girl. Mmm-mmm, you're my little girl. Mmm-hmm, you're my little girl. Oh, yeah, you're my little girl. more free lyrics

Hello, little girl.
Hello, little girl.
Hello, little girl.

When I see you every day,
I say, mmm-mmm, hello, little girl.
When you're passing on your way,
I say, mmm-mmm, hello, little girl.
When I see you passing by,
I cry, mmm-mmm, hello, little girl.
When I try to catch your eye,
I cry, mmm-mmm, hello, little girl.

I send you flowers,
But you don't care.
You never seem to
See me standin' there.
I often wonder
What you're thinkin' of.
I hope it's me
And love, love, love.
So I hope there'll come a day when
You say, mmm-mmm, you're my little girl.

It's not the first time,
That it's happened to me.
It's been a long, lonely time
And it's so funny,
So funny to see
That I'm about to loose
My mind, mind, mind.
So I hope there'll come a day when
You say, mmm-mmm, you're my little girl.

Mmm-mmm, you're my little girl.
Mmm-hmm, you're my little girl.
Oh, yeah, you're my little girl.

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