I Don't Love You Anymore
Bill Anderson · The First 10 Years: 1956-1966 [2011]
I don't love you anymore not the way I did before
And since you've found someone new I think it's best
I don't cry and walk the floor I don't love you anymore
Trouble is I don't love you anyless.
I don't love you anymore for I've got no more love to give
You drained my heart of all its love with every sweet caress
I keep saying o'er and o'er I don't love you anymore
Trouble is I don't love you any less.
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I held you close to me one time kissed your lips and called you mine
Then another came and thrilled you more I guess
I cried as you walked out the door I don't love you anymore
Trouble is I don't love you any less.
I don't love you anymore for I've got no more love to give
You drained my heart of all its love with every sweet caress
I keep saying o'er and o'er I don't love you anymore
Trouble is I don't love you any less.
Trouble is I don't love you any less...
I Don't Love You Anymore
Bill Anderson stands as a defining figure in country music, celebrated for his smooth vocal delivery and masterful songwriting that often blends humor with heartache. This recording, featured on the retrospective compilation The First 10 Years: 1956-1966, captures the artist during a formative period of his career. The track exemplifies the polished Nashville sound that helped establish Anderson as a staple of the genre. While he is frequently associated with his most famous hits, this song contributes to the rich tapestry of his early discography, showcasing his ability to craft relatable narratives about relationships. The performance reflects the traditional country style that characterized the mid-to-late 1960s, offering listeners a glimpse into the evolution of his musical identity before he became one of the industry's most prolific hitmakers.