It Hurts Me Too (Live at Fillmore East NYC April 1971) The Grateful Dead
"It Hurts Me Too" by the Grateful Dead is a #Rock/blues song from 1971, reflecting themes of heartache and emotional pain. The lyrics convey sorrow over lost love, emphasizing vulnerability. Musically, it features improvisational solos and a soulful vibe, showcasing the band's signature live energy. Its cultural impact lies in its blend of traditional blues with psychedelic rock, influencing future jam bands.
[Verse 1]
You said you was hurting
Almost lost your mind
'Cause the man you love
He hurt you all the time
[Chorus]
But when things go wrong
Wrong with you
It hurts me too
[Verse 2]
You love him a little more
But you ought to love him less
Why pick up behind him
And take his best?
[Chorus]
'Cause when things go wrong
Wrong with you
It hurts me too
[Verse 3]
You love another man
Girl, you know that I love you
But you love him, my darling
You stick to him just about, just about like glue
You said you was hurting
Almost lost your mind
'Cause the man you love
He hurt you all the time
[Chorus]
But when things go wrong
Wrong with you
It hurts me too
[Verse 2]
You love him a little more
But you ought to love him less
Why pick up behind him
And take his best?
[Chorus]
'Cause when things go wrong
Wrong with you
It hurts me too
[Verse 3]
You love another man
Girl, you know that I love you
But you love him, my darling
You stick to him just about, just about like glue
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