How Can I Unlove You
Lynn Anderson · 20 G.H. & Favorites [2008]
(Joe South)
How can I unsay the things I said to you
How can I undo the things that we used to do
Tell me how can I unfeel the way I feel for you
How can I unlove you?
How can I untight the hold that you got on me
When you won't unchain my heart and set me free
How can I unremember every memory
So how can I unlove you?
I'll never, never uncry tears that I cried
When you said goodbye
No, I'll never, never unmiss the thrill that I missed
When we used to kiss.
How can I unsay the things I said to you
And how can I undo the things that we used to do
Tell me how can I unfeel the way I feel for you
How can I unlove you?
--- Instrumental ---
Ohm I'll never, never uncry tears that I cried
When you said goodbye
No, I'll never, never unmiss the thrill that I missed
When we used to kiss.
How can I unlove you?
How can I unlove you?
How can I unlove you?...
How can I unsay the things I said to you
How can I undo the things that we used to do
Tell me how can I unfeel the way I feel for you
How can I unlove you?
How can I untight the hold that you got on me
When you won't unchain my heart and set me free
How can I unremember every memory
So how can I unlove you?
I'll never, never uncry tears that I cried
When you said goodbye
No, I'll never, never unmiss the thrill that I missed
When we used to kiss.
How can I unsay the things I said to you
And how can I undo the things that we used to do
Tell me how can I unfeel the way I feel for you
How can I unlove you?
--- Instrumental ---
Ohm I'll never, never uncry tears that I cried
When you said goodbye
No, I'll never, never unmiss the thrill that I missed
When we used to kiss.
How can I unlove you?
How can I unlove you?
How can I unlove you?...
How Can I Unlove You
Lynn Anderson delivers a hauntingly sweet ballad on her 2008 compilation, 'How Can I Unlove You' stands as a testament to her mastery of the country-pop genre. Recorded during the height of her career, the track showcases her signature clear, emotive vocal style that defined the early 1970s sound. The song explores themes of heartbreak and the difficulty of moving on, delivered with a warmth that became a hallmark of Anderson's discography. As part of her broader catalog of romantic ballads, this recording highlights her ability to convey deep sentiment through melody and voice alone, cementing her status as a leading figure in country music history.