Makin' Me Fall in Love Again

Kellie Pickler · Kellie Pickler [2008]

People will tell ya that this kind of love will fade

That being in love like this is only a phase

But baby after all this time ain't nothin' changed

All you gotta do is look at me that way



And there you go

Makin' me fall in love again

There you go

Makin' me fall in love again

Oh and I gotta tell ya, there's nothin' better

You and me together, workin' on forever

Everyday with you is always somethin' new

You only gotta be yourself

And there you go

Makin' me fall in love again



Baby sometimes you can say the craziest things

I love how you don't care what nobody thinks

You're highly original, totally in-typical

Never change

All I gotta do is look at your smiling face



And there you go

Makin' me fall in love again

There you go

Makin' me fall in love again

Oh and I gotta tell ya, there's nothin' better

You and me together, workin' on forever

Everyday with you is always somethin' new

You only gotta be yourself

And there you go

Makin' me fall in love again



You're my sunshine, you're my rain

Sure feels good to know you feel the same



I gotta tell ya, there's nothin' better

You and me together, workin' on forever

Everyday with you is always somethin' new

You only gotta be yourself

And there you go

Makin' me fall in love again

There you go

Makin' me fall in love again

There you go

Makin' me fall in love again

There you go, there you go

Makin' Me Fall in Love Again

Kellie Pickler's 2008 self-titled album marked a significant evolution in her country music career, blending traditional sounds with contemporary production. "Makin' Me Fall in Love Again" stands as a standout track from this era, showcasing her ability to navigate themes of romance and vulnerability. The recording reflects the polished, emotive style that defined her sophomore release, distinguishing it from the more rustic energy of her debut, Small Town Girl. As part of a cohesive body of work that includes hits like "Lucky Girl" and "Didn't You Know How Much I Loved You," the song highlights Pickler's growing confidence as a vocalist and storyteller. This track remains a key example of her mid-caree artistic development, capturing the essence of mainstream country music during the late 2000s while maintaining her signature vocal clarity and emotional resonance.