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Artist/Band:
Steve Wariner
Lyrics for Song: I'm Already Taken
Lyrics for Album: The Hits Collection [Capitol] [2003]
My little third grade hand wrote, ''I love you.''
On a note of yellow paper,
And sent it to the front of the room
To a little blonde-haired girl.
The blonde-haired girl just opened it,
And read it to herself
I was so embarrassed
When she turned around and said,
''I'm already taken
You spoke up to late
I love somebody else,
So you'll just have to wait.''
The years flew by so quickly
And there we were in junior high
I realized that I still loved her so
So I called her up and told her
Exactly how I felt.
Then she said, ''There's something
That you really ought to know.''
''I'm already taken
You spoke up to late
I love somebody else,
So you'll just have to wait.''
So wait I did,
And never changed my love
For that little blonde-haired girl
Who's now the mother of
Our little blonde-haired boy
Who's to our hearts so close
I hate to think how fast he's growing up.
Last night I overheard them
As she tucked him into bed
He said, ''Mommy, will you marry me?''
And this is what she said.
''I'm already taken
You spoke up to late
I love your daddy, son,
So you'll just have to wait.''
''I'm already taken
You spoke up to late
I love your daddy, son,
So you'll just have to wait.''...
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I'm Already Taken
Steve Wariner's 'I'm Already Taken' stands as a defining track from his 2003 compilation, 'The Hits Collection.' Released during the height of his career as a country music icon, the song exemplifies the polished, radio-friendly sound that characterized his work in the early 2000s. With its catchy melody and relatable lyrics about navigating a relationship where the partner is unavailable, the recording captures the emotional core of Wariner's discography. The track reinforces his reputation for crafting anthems that blend traditional country storytelling with modern production values, cementing his status as a leading figure in the genre during that era. |
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| Album Lyrics: The Hits Collection [Capitol] [2003] |
Steve Wariner
"The Hits Collection [Capitol] [2003]"
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