"I Should've Known Better!" genre: Easy Listening Cover Songs
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	A Love Song, defies classification. Surprising rendition of a Beatles classic. Sweet and haunting look at one's self in a new love affair.
	MP3.com CD: This Satin Doll - buy it! CD: This Satin Doll   Label: Steel Productions Credits: Lyrics & Music: John Lennon and Paul McCartney, Vocals: Barbara Steel, Piano: Marc Puricelli, Guitar: Greg Skaff, Bass: Mark Peterson, Drums: Victor Jones
	Story Behind the Song I was walking through Central Park and it was playing on the carousel. I started humming it as I walked through the park and was thinking about this and that and it took on a whole new meaning. It went from this kitschy, 60's, machismo thing to the description of a haunting love affair, a new way to look at love and one's self in love. Don't get me wrong, I love the kitschy, 60's, machismo thing like everyone else. A haunting love affair, a new way to look at love and one's self in love. A discovery that things aren't always the way they seem or the way you always heard they should be. Lyrics I should've known better with a girl like you That I would love everything that you do And I do, and I do, yes I do I never realized what a kiss could be This could only happen to me Can't you see, can't you see That when I tell you that I love you You're gonna say you love me too And when I ask you to be mine You're gonna say you love me too I should have realized a lot of things before If this is love you gotta give me more Give me more, give me more (Improv) I never realized what a kiss could mean Until you happened to me Can't you see, can't you see I tell you that I love you Say you love me too Baby please be mine, Say you love me this time You're gonna say you love me too Can't you see -- I never realized What your kiss could mean Can't you see - I never realized I'd love everything that you do I should've known better

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