Love Ain't Like That

Faith Hill · Faith

You can't buy it at the store, try it on for size,
bring it back if it don't feel right.
No, love... love ain't like that.

You can't trade it in like an automobile,
That's got too many miles and rust on the wheel,
no love...love ain't like that.

Love, ain't that easy to define.
You can't build it by design,
it takes its own sweet time.

It don't fall from the sky,
like a tiny drop of rain
hit's you right between the eyes one day
no love... love ain't like that

You can't put your money down and just roll the dice.
And think you're gonna win it all some night,
no love, love it ain't like that.

Love ain't,
Love, ain't that easy to define.
You can't build it by design,
it takes its own sweet time.

You can't buy it at the store, try it on for size.
Bring it back if it don't feel right,
no love... love ain't like that.

Love, no love, love, love it ain't like that.
Can't trade it in like an automobile,
too many miles an' rust on the wheel
no love, no love, no it ain't like that.

Love love love love love love love
Oh love, it ain't like that.

It don't fall from the sky.

Oh, you can't trade it in.
Can't buy it at the store,
oh, take it back again.

(Fade)

Love Ain't Like That

Faith Hill delivers a heartfelt country ballad on her 1995 album *Faith*, exploring the complexities of enduring love. The track showcases her signature vocal clarity and emotional depth, characteristic of the mid-90s country pop sound that defined her early career. As a staple of her discography, the song reflects the genre's focus on personal narratives and romantic resilience. Its enduring popularity highlights Hill's ability to craft relatable music that resonates across generations, cementing her status as a leading voice in contemporary country music.