I'm Not In Love

10cc · Greatest Hits And More [2009]

I'm not in love

So don't forget it

It's just a silly phase I'm going through

And just because I call you up

Don't get me wrong

Don't think you've got it made

I'm not in love

No, no

It's because



I'd like to see you

But then again

It doesn't mean you mean that much to me

So if I call you

Don't make a fuss

Don't tell your friends about the two of us

I'm not in love

No, no

It's because



(Be quiet...big boys don't cry... big boys don't cry....)



I keep your picture

Upon the wall

It hides a nasty stain that's lying there

So don't you ask me

To give it back

I know you know it doesn't mean that much to me

I'm not in love

No, no

It's because



Ooh, you'll wait a long time for me

Ooh, you'll wait a long time



I'm not in love

So don't forget it

It's just a silly phase I'm going through

And just because I call you up

Don't get me wrong, don't think you got it made

Oooh

I'm not in love

I'm not in love

About I'm Not In Love

"I'm Not In Love" is a defining track by the British rock band 10cc, released on their 1974 album *The Original Soundtrack*. The song stands as a quintessential example of the band's unique blend of art rock, pop sensibilities, and theatrical flair. Written by the group's frontman Graham Gouldman, the recording features a distinctive synthesizer-driven melody and lyrics that explore themes of romantic obsession and emotional detachment. Its catchy hook and innovative production helped propel 10cc to international fame, establishing them as pioneers of the new wave movement in the mid-1970s. The track has since become a cultural touchstone, frequently covered by other artists and celebrated for its enduring appeal. It remains a staple of 10cc's discography, appearing on various compilations and reissues that highlight their significant contribution to modern rock history. The song's ability to resonate across generations underscores its status as a masterpiece of its era, capturing the spirit of a time when rock music was rapidly evolving toward more experimental and polished sounds.