"Hallelujah, I Love Her So" is a song by Gerry And The Pacemakers, originally written and performed by Ray Charles. The song expresses the deep love and admiration the narrator has for a girl in his life. The lyrics portray the girl as someone who brings joy and happiness into the narrator's life. Each morning, she starts his day by bringing him coffee in his favorite cup, symbolizing her care and thoughtfulness. The narrator feels grateful for her presence and expresses his love for her, shouting "Hallelujah, I love her so." Every evening, when there is no one else around, she embraces him and assures him that everything is alright. Her affection makes him feel secure and loved. The song highlights the comfort and reassurance she brings to his life. The lyrics also emphasize her responsiveness to his needs. If he calls her and mentions his loneliness, she immediately rushes to his side. By the time he has counted to four, she is at his door, demonstrating her dedication and willingness to be there for him. Overall, "Hallelujah, I Love Her So" is a joyful and celebratory tribute to a girl who profoundly impacts the narrator's life. It is a song about love, gratitude, and the happiness that comes from being with someone who truly cares.
