If You See Her
Waylon Jennings · Are You Ready for the Country/What Goes Around Com [2003]
If you see her and she mentions my name
Tell her the times have but I have not changed
All my friends know that I still feel the same
If you see her and she mentions my name.
If you see her ask her for me
If the dreamer in her head set her free
Does she know now what the words I say mean
If you see her won't you ask her for me.
Everything I told her then was true
Everything was true at the time
But time has a way of changing every day
Truth has a way of changing all the time.
If you see her and she mentions my name
Tell her for me that she was not to blame
There's no reason now for her to feel the shame
If you see her and she mentions my name.
Everything I told her then was true
Everything was true at the time
But time has a way of changing every day
Truth has a way of changing all the time.
If you see her and she mentions my name
Tell her for me that she was not to blame
There's no reason now for her to feel the shame
If you see her and she mentions my name...
If You See Her
Waylon Jennings delivers a quintessential outlaw country performance on 'If You See Her,' a track that embodies the genre's signature blend of heartbreak and resilience. Recorded for the compilation 'Are You Ready for the Country/What Goes Around Com,' the song showcases Jennings' distinctive vocal style, characterized by its gritty texture and conversational delivery. As a staple of his discography, the recording captures the era's emphasis on personal narrative and emotional honesty, reflecting themes common in his broader body of work. The track stands as a testament to his ability to craft memorable melodies that resonate with listeners seeking authenticity in country music.