I understand just how you feel
Your love for me, why not be mine
It's over now but it was grand
I understand, I understand

If you ever change your mind
Come back to me and you will find
Me waiting there, at your command
I understand, I understand

I miss you so, please believe me when I tell you
I just can't stand to see you go
You know

If you ever change your mind
Come back to me and you will find
Me waiting there at your command
I understand, I understand

SPOKEN: "I understand just how you feel
Let bygones be bygones
But always remember I love you
I love you, I love you"

(We'll sip a cup of wine, my dear, for Auld Lang Syne)
I understand

Peaked at #9 in 1961
Previously charted in 1954 by The Four Tunes #6 and June Valli #8
Later charted by Freddie and the Dreamers at #36 in 1965

TRANSCRIBER'S NOTES: The Scottish folk song "Auld Lang Syne"
Is sung throughout by backup singers
Some versions may NOT have the "Auld Lang Syne" part
And may also include an alternate last verse in lieu of the second
"If you ever change your mind". The alternate lyrics are

Please understand just how I feel
Your love for me why not reveal
And we will know this time it's real
We'll understand