"How Do You Do It?" — a George Martin suggestion the Beatles rejected, which Gerry & the Pacemakers took to #1.
How do you do
what you do to me?
I wish I knew,
if I knew how you do it to me
I'd do it to you.
How do you do
what you do to me?
I'm feeling blue,
wish I knew how you do it to me
but I haven't a clue.
You give me a feeling in my heart,
like an arrow piercing through it.
I suppose that you think you're very smart,
but won't you tell me how do you do it?
How do you do
what you do to me?
I wish I knew,
if I knew how you do it to me
I'd do it to you.
You give me a feeling in my heart,
like an arrow piercing through it.
I suppose that you think you're very smart,
but won't you tell me how do you do it?
How do you do
what you do to me?
I wish I knew,
wish I knew how you do it to me
I'd do it to you.
Wish I knew how you do it to me,
I'd do it to you.
Wish I knew how you do it to me,
I'd do it to you
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- Written by Mitch Murray. Martin suggested it as their second single but the Beatles refused, insisting on their own compositions.