Last Love I'm Tryin'
Ronnie Dunn · Ronnie Dunn [2011]
No more sorta kinda maybe's
This time, no losing balance.
Come what may no matter what happens
No more going from this one to that one
All the way that's all that matters.
I don't think I can take another here today gone tomorrow lover
Dancing in and out of my life, not sure I could survive
Oh I'm no quitter,
I can't take handing over my heart having somebody break it
This is as high as I'm flying.
This is the last love I'm trying.
Sad and lonely I can't allow to hurt me
No giving into love, having it desert me
This time, all the way together
I can't tell you how important this is
Been through to way too many,
hits and misses, almosts, nearly forevers
Oh I don't think I can take another here today gone tomorrow lover
Dancing in and out of my life, not sure I could survive
Oh I'm no quitter, I can't take,
handing over my heart having someone break it
This is as high as I'm flying.
This is the last love I'm trying.
[Musical Break]
Oh I don't think I can take another here today gone tomorrow lover
Dancing in and out of my life, not sure I could survive
Oh I'm no quitter,
I can't take handing over my heart having someone break it
This is as high as I'm flying.
This is the last love I'm trying
I don't think I can take another here today gone tomorrow lover
This is the last love I'm trying.
Last Love I'm Tryin'
Ronnie Dunn's self-titled 2011 album marked a significant solo milestone for the longtime member of the country supergroup Montgomery Gentry. On this record, Dunn explored themes of heartbreak and resilience that have defined his career. 'Last Love I'm Tryin'' stands as a poignant song within this collection, reflecting the emotional depth characteristic of his solo work. The track fits seamlessly into a discography that balances traditional country roots with contemporary storytelling. Released during a period where Dunn was establishing his individual identity apart from his duo partnership, the song contributes to a broader narrative of personal reflection found throughout the album. It remains a notable recording for fans interested in the evolution of his solo artistry and his continued influence within the genre.