Tell Me What You See

By John T. Marck

This was written by McCartney, with more electric piano by Lennon, and was recorded on February 18, 1965. In this Paul is asking a girl to give her heart to him, because he is completely trustworthy. He is saying further that if she doesn't believe him, to just look into his eyes, and tell him what she sees. I believe there is no question that it dealt with Paul's on-again, off-again relationship with Jane Asher.

If you let me take your heart, I will prove to you,

We will never be apart, if I'm part of you,

Open up you eyes now , tell me what you see

It is no surprise now, what you see is me

Big and black the cloud may be, time will pass away

If you put your trust in me, I'll make bright your day

Look into these eyes now, tell me what you see

Don't you realize now, what you see is me, tell me what you see

Listen to me one more time, how can I get through

Can't you try to see that I'm, tryin' to get to you

Open up your eyes now, tell me what you see

It is no surprise now, what you see is me, tell me what you see

Listen to me one more time, how can I get through

Can't you try to see that I'm, tryin' to get to you

Open up your eyes now, tell me what you see

It is no surprise now, what you see is me

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