Believe Me
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LYRICS
Everything that I tell you girl
Every word that you hear
Every little whisper
Let me make myself clear
There ain’t no lies to deceive you
I love you too much for that
Every word that I say is true
You can believe me on that
My friends tell me jealous lies
Now I’m getting my goodbyes
Life without you my dear
Was dull as dull can be
I ask you my love not to hate me now
Not to leave me in misery
Saxophone!
If you take in all they say
I guess I’ll be on my way
Please my darling it’s not true
I don’t know this girl called Sue
Sue’s a name I have not heard (no no no no)
I lost my girl from that one word (no no no no)
Will she come back I just don’t know
And I’m taking a heavy blow
I’ve got myself together (no no no no)
I can’t go on in this cold weather (no no no no)
Christmas comes but once a year
It’s a time of love and cheer
Your friends tell you jealous lies
Now I’m getting my goodbyes
No no no no no no no no
No no no no no no no no
OVERVIEW
“Believe Me” was one of the earliest original songs by Madness. It was written by John Hasler and Mike Barson. Hasler used to write many things, including poems, songs and even the first two pages of a novel. He would give his lyrics to Mike so that he could write the music. Mike would change a few words and then claim he wrote the whole song.
Lee agrees that John was the first member to write an original. He also suggested they stop doing many covers and focus on their songs. When Woody joined the band, they were already making progress. “Believe Me” and “Sunshine Voice” were the first songs Woody worked on with the band.
When discussing their early songs, band members mentioned “Sunshine Voice” and “Rich Girls” as Hasler originals that were not recorded.
| Composer | Role |
|---|---|
| Mike Barson | Music |
| John Hasler | Words |
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Extensive efforts have been made to gather factual information and knowledge on madness from various sources and document them. These sources include publicly accessible websites, books and publications, historical artefacts, and other pertinent materials. As a result, a comprehensive index of resources has been compiled and integrated into the website. These resources, if relevant to this article, are listed below.
| Reference | Source |
|---|---|
| Madness' One Step Beyond... (Terry Edwards) | Book |
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