I Need You — The Kinks

"I Need You" — from Kinks (1964). One of their earliest direct statements of dependency.

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I need you,

I need you more than birds need the sky.

I need you, it's true little girl,

That you can lift the tears from my eyes.

But if you ever tell me good-bye,

I'll break down and you'll hear me cry.

I need you,

More than anybody else has needed anyone before.

I need you,

There's no one else to stand in your place.

I need you, you know little girl,

That you can keep the smile on my face.

But if you ever tell me good-bye,

I'll break down and you'll hear me cry.

I need you,

More than anybody else has needed anyone before.

I need you,

There's no one else to stand in your place.

I need you, you know little girl,

That you can keep the smile on my face.

But if you ever tell me good-bye,

I'll break down and you'll hear me cry.

I need you,

More than anybody else has needed anyone before.

I need you,

I need you.

From The Kinks (1964). The need — direct, unelaborated, honest — is the early Kinks before Ray Davies developed the ironic distance that characterises their mature work.