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Artist/Band: Jim Reeves
Lyrics for Song: Am I That Easy to Forget
Lyrics for Album: Legends [BMG International] [2003]



They say you've found somebody new

But that won't stop my lovin' you

I just can't let you walk away

Forget the love I had for you.



Guess I could find somebody, too

But I don't want no one but you

How could you leave without regret

Am I that easy to forget?



Before you leave be sure you find

You want his love much more than mine

'Cause I'll just say we've never met

If I'm that easy to forget.



--- Instrumental ---



Before you leave be sure you find

You want his love much more than mine

'Cause I'll just say we've never met

If I'm that easy to forget.



If I'm that easy to forget...


Am I That Easy to Forget

Jim Reeves remains a defining figure in country and pop music, celebrated for his smooth baritone and gentle delivery that bridged genre divides. "Am I That Easy to Forget" stands as a poignant example of his signature style, capturing the melancholic romance that characterized much of his work during the late 1950s and early 1960s. The recording showcases Reeves' ability to convey deep emotion with understated elegance, a quality that secured his enduring popularity across decades. As part of his extensive discography, the song reflects the polished production values and heartfelt songwriting that made him a household name. His contributions to the genre continue to influence vocalists who prioritize clarity and warmth in their performances.


Album Lyrics: Legends [BMG International] [2003]


Jim Reeves
"Legends [BMG International] [2003]"


1. Am I That Easy to Forget
2. Whispering Hope
3. It Is No Secret
4. Partners
5. The Flowers, the Sunset, the Trees
6. Is It Really Over
7. Wild Rose