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America ~ Submarine Ladies


Written by gerry beckley, ©1973
Found on hat trick, heard, and highway.

Why do you laugh at me when you know i really care
You sometimes act as though i'm not even there
And yet if you did to me the things i do to you
I would surely say we're through

Don't you know that i love you
I was hoping you'd love me, too
Don't you know that i love you, love you

If i seem to you indiff'rent once or twice
It's because i was feelin' quite that way
And the time i hung up the phone and didn't speak again
Well, it's funny to look back then

Didn't i love you (love you)
Didn't i love you all the time
Didn't you need me (need me)
Wasn't it a long, hard climb

Don't you know that i love you
I was hoping you'd love me, too
Don't you know that i love you, love you


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