Anyone Who Isn't Me Tonight (with Dottie West)
Kenny Rogers · 42 Ultimate Hits [2004]
When you made love to me tonight
I felt as if I'd died and gone to heaven
And if that's how it feels to die
Then lay me in your arms I'm thru with livin'
I'll get down on my knees and thank the good lord up above
That I'm the lucky girl you chose to love.
Chorus:
And I feel sorry for anyone who isn't me tonight
So if you think I'm braggin', well you're right
Your love has sent me flyin' and I'm higher than a kite
And I feel sorry for anyone who isn't me tonight.
You've got the kind of body
That was made to give a man alot of pleasure
And what you're giving me tonight
Is more than anything on earth can measure
Every inch of you that's woman makes me that much more a man
I've just about enjoyed all that I can stand.
Chorus:
And I feel sorry for anyone who isn't me tonight
So if you think I'm braggin', well you're right
Your love has sent me flyin' and I'm higher than a kite
And I feel sorry for anyone who isn't me tonight.
Chorus:
And I feel sorry for anyone who isn't me tonight
So if you think I'm braggin', well you're right
Your love has sent me flyin' and I'm higher than a kite
And I feel sorry for anyone who isn't me tonight...
Anyone Who Isn't Me Tonight (with Dottie West)
Kenny Rogers' collaboration with Dottie West on 'Anyone Who Isn't Me Tonight' exemplifies the smooth, country-pop fusion that defined his career. Recorded for the 2004 compilation '42 Ultimate Hits,' the track showcases Rogers' signature vocal warmth paired with West's distinctive harmony, creating a timeless duet that resonated with audiences across generations. The song reflects the era's shift toward polished, radio-friendly country arrangements while maintaining the storytelling depth characteristic of Rogers' discography. As a staple of his greatest hits collections, the recording highlights the enduring appeal of his partnership with West and solidifies his status as a leading figure in modern country music.