I Ain't Giving Up On Love

Marty Stuart · Other Songs - Marty Stuart

It's a long, long way to the top of the world of love



We've been climbing but we didn't climb high enough



You told me that you loved me but not enough to change your name



We wound up in the ashes but we sure went down in flames



I ain't giving up on love, I'm just giving up on you



Lord, I feel a little shattered, been a little battered



My heart's black and blue



Well, we turned love every way but loose



Now, we're gonna turn it that way too



I ain't giving up on love, I'm just giving up on you



It's a long way back when you've gone as far as you can go



The wheels of love are a turning, they're just a turning a little slow



I'm hurting just a little and you're bound to hurt a little too



And it's gonna take a lotta woman to love me like you used to do



I ain't giving up on love, I'm just giving up on you



Lord, I feel a little shattered, been a little battered



My heart's black and blue



Well, we turned love every way but loose



Now, we're gonna turn it that way too



I ain't giving up on love, I'm just giving up on you

About I Ain't Giving Up On Love

Marty Stuart's "I Ain't Giving Up On Love" stands as a testament to his enduring commitment to country music's emotional core, blending traditional storytelling with a soulful delivery that resonates across generations. As a central figure in the Nashville New Country movement, Stuart frequently revisits themes of resilience and enduring affection, crafting recordings that honor the genre's roots while addressing contemporary heartbreak. This track exemplifies his signature approach, merging acoustic instrumentation with a vocal performance that captures the raw vulnerability often found in his discography. The song reflects the broader tradition of American folk and country, where personal narratives about love's persistence are set against the backdrop of rural landscapes and honest songwriting. Stuart's ability to navigate between classic honky-tonk rhythms and more introspective ballads ensures that this work remains a significant addition to his catalog, appealing to fans who value authenticity and musical integrity.