Make Me Know It:Elvis Presley. Album - Elvis Is Back! - #2 on BB TOP POP Albums on RCA in 1960. Intro: #1. You say that you love me and swear it to be true. But if you care to come over here and make me know it do. Come on now make me know it then go ahead and show it. But if you care to come over here and make me know it do. #2. You say you’ve got kisses and swear that they’re brand new. I think that’s fine if you ain’t lyin’ but make me know it do. Come on now make me know it then go ahead and show it. I think that’s fine if you ain’t lyin’ but make me know it do. Bridge: You won’t have no trouble proving it to me. Come right along you’ll find me helpful as can be. #3. You say you wanna hold me and stick to me like glue. Well hearing’s deceiving and seeing’s believing make me know it do. Chorus: Come on now make me know it then go ahead and show it. I say hearing’s deceiving and seeing’s believing make me know it do. Bridge: You won’t have no trouble proving it to me. Come right along you’ll find me helpful as can be. #3. You say you wanna hold me and stick to me like glue. Well hearing’s deceiving and seeing’s believing make me know it do. Come on now make me know it then go ahead and show it. I say hearing’s deceiving and seeing’s believing make me know it do. OUTRO: Oh make me know it then go ahead and show it. Make me know it then go ahead and show it..(Fade.) A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.

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À propos de la chanson

La chanson évoque le désir d'une validation sincère dans une relation amoureuse. L'interlocuteur exprime des sentiments d'amour mais cherche des preuves concrètes de ces promesses, en insistant sur le fait que les mots doivent être accompagnés d'actions. L'idée est que simplement dire « je t'aime » ne suffit pas; il faut également le montrer. Dans le contexte des années 60, cette quête de vérité et d'authenticité dans les relations résonne particulièrement, à une époque où les émotions et les promesses sont souvent mises à l'épreuve. C'est un appel à l'honnêteté et à la profondeur des sentiments, un thème universel qui continue d'être pertinent aujourd'hui.