I Can't Reach Her Anymore
Sammy Kershaw · Icon [2011]
She still answers whenever I call
We talk about work and the weather and all
If I mention the past or maybe coming back home
It ain't long till I hear that old cold dial tone.
I still got her number but I can't reach her anymore
I can't reach out and touch her heart the way I did before
She don't have much to talk about
Since my feet did the walking out
If she could only see them walk the floor
I still got her number but I can't reach her anymore.
--- Instrumental ---
She says her job is hectic but it's beautiful outside
She might call in sick tomorrow and just take a drive
I said I'd really love to see you, can I meet you somewhere
And then the conversation fades and long distance fills the air.
I still got her number but I can't reach her anymore
I can't reach out and touch her heart the way I did before
She don't have much to talk about
Since my feet did the walking out
If she could only see them walk the floor
I still got her number but I can't reach her.
I still got her number but I can't reach her anymore
I can't reach out and touch her heart the way I did before
She don't have much to talk about
Since my feet did the walking out
If she could only see them walk the floor
I still got her number but I can't reach her anymore...
I Can't Reach Her Anymore
Sammy Kershaw's 'I Can't Reach Her Anymore' stands as a poignant song in his extensive discography, capturing the emotional depth characteristic of his country music style. Released on the 2011 compilation album Icon, the track reflects Kershaw's enduring ability to convey heartache and longing through his distinctive vocal delivery. Throughout his career, Kershaw has established himself as a significant figure in the genre, known for blending traditional country sounds with contemporary storytelling. This recording adds to a body of work that includes numerous chart-topping hits and beloved ballads. The song serves as a reminder of his consistent artistic presence, offering listeners a moment of reflection on lost connections while maintaining the polished production quality expected from his later catalog.