More Than I Can Say

Sammy Kershaw · Covers The Hits [2000]

(Sonny Curtis - Jerry Allison)



Oh, oh yeah, yeah, I love you more than I can say

I love you twice as much tomorrow, I love you more than I can say

Oh, oh yeah, yeah, I'll miss you every single day

Why must my life be filled with sorrow, I love you more than I can say.



Ah, don't you know I need you so tell me please I got to know

Do you mean to make me cry am I just another guy

Oh, oh yeah, yeah, I miss you more that I can say

Why must my life be filled with sorrow, I love you more than I can say.



--- Instrumental ---



Ah, don't you know I need you so please tell me I gotta know

Do you mean to make me cry or am I just another guy

Oh, oh yeah, yeah, I love you more than I can say

I love you twice as much tomorrow, I love you more than I can say,



I love you more than I can say, I love you more than I can say.



--- Instrumental ---



Oh, I love you more than I can say, oh, I love you more than I can say

Oh, I love you twice as much tomorrow

Oh, I love you twice as much tomorrow, oh, oh, oh.



--- Instrumental to fade ---

More Than I Can Say

Sammy Kershaw's 'More Than I Can Say' stands as a defining track from his 2000 compilation 'Covers The Hits,' showcasing his mastery of country balladry. The song exemplifies the genre's ability to convey deep emotional resonance through simple, relatable lyrics and a melodic structure that has become a staple in his discography. Recorded during a period where Kershaw solidified his status as a leading figure in modern country music, the track reflects the era's focus on storytelling and acoustic warmth. Its enduring popularity highlights Kershaw's skill in crafting anthems that resonate with listeners seeking heartfelt expression, distinguishing it from his other notable works like 'Neon Leon' or 'Queen Of My Double-Wide Trailer.'