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Version 1Hallelujah, I Love Her So:Conway Twitty. Album - Conway Twitty Sings - on MGM Records in 1959. INTRO: E A #1. A D A Let me tell you about a girl I know, she's my D baby and she lives next door. A D A Every morning when the sun comes up, she brings D me coffee in my favourite cup. A Gbm B That's how I know, yes, yes, hallelujah, I just E A love her so. (hallelujah!) #2. A D A When I'm in trouble and I have no friends, I know D she's with me until the end. A D A Everybody asks me how I know, I laugh and say because D she told me so. A Gbm B E That's how I know, yes, yes, hallelujah, I just love A her so. (hallelujah!) CHORUS: D A Now, when I call her on the telephone, tell my baby that I'm all alone. D By the time I count from one to four, I hear her E (knocks) on my door. #3. A D A In the evening when the sun does down, and there D ain't nobody else around. A D A She kisses me and she holds me tight and tells me D Daddy, everything's all right. A Gbm B E That's how I know, yes, yes, hallelujah, I just love A her so. (hallelujah!) INTERLUDE: A D A D CHORUS: D A Now, when I call her on the telephone, tell my baby that I'm all alone. D By the time I count from one to four, I hear her E (knocks) on my door. #4. A D A In the evening when the sun does down, and there D ain't nobody else around. A D A She kisses me and she holds me tight and tells me D Daddy, everything's all right. A Gbm B E That's how I know, yes, yes, hallelujah, I just love A her so. (hallelujah!) (Man, I gotta hear that again.) #5. A D A In the evening when the sun does down, and there D ain't nobody else around. A D A She kisses me and she holds me tight and tells me D Daddy, everything's all right. A Gbm B E That's how I know, yes, yes, hallelujah, I just love A her so. (hallelujah!) OUTRO: A B E A Hallelujah, I just love her so. (hallelujah!) A B E A Hallelujah, I just love her so. (hallelujah!) A B E A Hallelujah, I just love her so. (hallelujah!)..(Fade.) A fifties smash from Kraziekhat.