Do you remember
The day I turned to you and said
I didn't like the way he was looking at you, yeah
How it made you laugh
You just couldn't get what I was saying
It was my imagination

So do you believe me now
I guess I really wasn't that crazy
And I knew what I was talking bout
Every time the sun goes down
He's the one that's holding you baby
Yeah me I'm missin' you way across town
So do you believe me now

I'm kicking myself
For being the one foolish enough
Giving him the chance to step in my shoes
He was bidin' his time
When he saw our love was having a moment of weakness
He was there between us

So do you believe me now
I guess I really wasn't that crazy
And I knew what I was talking 'bout
Every time the sun goes down
He's the one that's holding you baby
Yeah me I'm missin' you way across town
So do you believe me now

Oh yeah I bet now you see the light
Oh yeah what's the use in being right
We're not the lonely one tonight

So do you believe me now
I guess I really wasn't that crazy
And I knew what I was talking bout
Every time the sun goes down
He's the one that's holding you baby
Yeah me I'm missin' you way across town
So do you believe me now

Yeah
So do you believe me now
Yeah
Every time the sun goes down
He's the one that's holding you baby
Yeah me I'm missin' you way across town
So do you believe me now


Lyrics submitted by Ziggy45, edited by RoseLilac

Do You Believe Me Now Lyrics as written by Tim Johnson Joe West

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    General Comment

    It kinda makes me sad that no one has commented on this amazing song. I'm not sure really what I love about this song, because the lyrics are kinda more sad than the song sounds, but I just love the sound of it.

    Obviously, this song is about he noticed a guy was kinda flirtin with his girl, and she flirted back. The girl denied it and said, no, you're just imagining things. But they were taking a break, and she hooked up with that other guy and now they're together and he's alone... way across town.

    mykonstantineon June 09, 2008   Link
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    General Comment

    Well I kinda think the same the thing as mykonstantine except for she wasn't really flirting back. She just was having a friendly relationship with some guy and well yea she fell for him. But she fell for him when her relationship with the guy singing was going kinda downhill.

    manda31on July 17, 2008   Link
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    General Comment

    i saw the music video not long ago, and i loveddd it.. its really sad though.

    sireennon September 08, 2008   Link
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    General Comment

    This song reminds me of the book "Dear John"...If anyone has read it, it's kinda like this...spoiler alert haha...

    John always knew that Tim---I think his name was---had a thing for Savannah...And I think he even voiced it once and she said That they were best friends and she saw him as a brother...

    However when John and Savannah had their moment when things weren't working out...Tim was there for her and one event led to another and they fell in love...And she broke up with John and pretty much left him heartbroken...Way across the DAMN world! Ugh.. I love this song...but when I think of that story it pisses me off....haha

    jujubee05on January 21, 2010   Link
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    My Interpretation

    I like this song, but I think there is more to the "story". If the other man was able to "steal" the man's girlfriend/wife, then maybe the couple had issues already. Your partner can't really be stolen, like a car. They decide to leave you for someone else.

    RoseLilacon April 05, 2023   Link

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