She's Actin' Single (I'm Drinkin' Doubles)

Ronnie Dunn · Other Songs - Ronnie Dunn

I've seen men look at before

And they think, I don't see them

I'd like to think it makes me proud

But, I'm only.. fooling me



I know she'll be lookin' back

The minute I'm not there

While she pours herself on some stranger

I pour myself a drink somewhere



She's acting single

I'm drinking double

I hide my pain

I drown my troubles



My heart is breaking

Like the tiny bubbles

She's acting single

I'm drinking doubles



I know all she plans to do

But I don't know where or when

If I ask who that stranger was

She'll just say, "an old friend"



I'm not weak, I tell myself

I stay because I'm strong

The truth is, I'm not man enough

To stop her from doing me wrong



She's acting single

I'm drinking doubles

I hide my pain

I drown my troubles



My heart is breaking

Like the tiny bubbles

She's acting single

I'm drinking doubles



She's acting single

I'm drinking doubles

I hide my pain

I drown my troubles

About She's Actin' Single (I'm Drinkin' Doubles)

Ronnie Dunn's "She's Actin' Single (I'm Drinkin' Doubles)" stands as a quintessential example of his mastery within the bluegrass and country music traditions. Recorded with his signature acoustic guitar style, the track exemplifies the storytelling and rhythmic complexity characteristic of Dunn's discography. The song captures the nuanced emotions of romantic longing and the social dynamics of dating culture, delivered through a melody that balances traditional instrumentation with a modern sensibility. As a key component of Dunn's broader body of work, the recording showcases his ability to craft songs that resonate deeply with audiences while maintaining artistic integrity. The composition reflects the era's appreciation for authentic country sounds, emphasizing lyrical clarity and melodic structure. It remains a notable song in his catalog, demonstrating his consistent contribution to the genre's evolution and his reputation as a skilled songwriter and performer.