ARhythmic pounding.

BAdd to A above for background:
Doom, doom-doom-doom, doom-doom-doom, doom-doom-doom,
Doom-doom-doom, doom-doom-doom, doom-doom-doom,
Doom-doom-doom, doom-doom-doom,

CAdd to A and B above for background:
Da, da-da, da-da-da-da-da-da,
Da, da-da, da-da-da-da-da-da,
Da, da-da, da-da-da-da-da-da,
Da.

Back to A and B above for background:
Yeah, do!
I really, really love you.
Nobody else will do.
That's why I love you,
That's why!
Why! Why!

Yeah, you!
I really, really want you.
Nobody else will do.
That's why I love you,
That's why!
Why! Why!

DSwitch background to Dip, dip-did-ip's.
Well, babe, you know I love you so.
I'd praise the world if you could know.
But when I see you coming down the street,
My heart skips a beat.

Back to A and B background.
You,
I really, really need you.
Oh, but you played me for a fool.
Why do you do me like you do?
Do. Do.

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Add C to A and B for doo wop interlude.

DSwitch background to Dip, dip-did-ip's.
Well, babe, you know I love you so.
I'd praise the world if you could know.
But when I see you comin' down the street,
My heart skips a beat.

Back to A and B for background.
You.
I really, really need you.
But yet you play me for a fool.
Why do you do me like you do?
Why do you do me like you do?
Why? Why?

Just A to end.

I REALLY LOVE YOU
Written by: Leroy Swearingen1
Performed by: The Stereos23-1961
Appears on: "I Really Love You" (B-side: "Please Come Back to Me" 45 RPM)-1961,
Best of Doo Wop Uptempo-1989*, The'60s: Teen Time-1991*, The Doo Wop Box,
Vol. 2-1996*, Hard to find 45s on CD, Vol. II (1961-1964)-1996*4, Street Corner
Essentials-2001*, The Golden Age of American Rock'N'Roll, Vol. 9-2001*, et al.
(*Compilation of various artists.)

1Leory Swearingen (tenor & songwriter) was replaced by Nathaniel Hicks 2
after the group's first record, "A Love for Only You," (B-side: "Sweetpea's
in Love,") failed to gain popularity. Swearingen, however, wrote the song "I
Really Love You", which became the Stereos' first and biggest hit.

2Band members at time of this recording: Bruce Robinson (lead), Nathaniel
Hicks (first tenor), Ronnie Collins (bass), Sam Profit (second tenor), and
George Otis (baritone).

3Covered by: The Alley Cats, George Harrison, Legends of Doo Wop, Rocky
Sharpe, Kenny Vance & the Planotonea, et al.

4Transcribed from the track on this album.