I'm Not Over You
CeCe Peniston · Thought 'Ya Knew [1994]
I'm not, not over you
(Over you, over you)
I ain't over you
I can't believe it's over
It's hard to let you go
'Cause I can't sleep at night
And there's one thing that I know
I'm not, not over you
I'm not, not over you
I don't why it's over
I don't know where to turn
I tried to let it go
But that's one thing that I know
I'm not, not over you
Yeah
Tell me what can I do
When I know that we are through (we are through)
Can't get you off my mind
Think about you all the time (all the time)
I can't get over you
No matter what I do
I'm not, not over you
I know inside I gave it,
I gave it all I had
I did all I could do
And still it hurts me so bad
I'm not, not over you
Yeah
Tell me what can I do
When I know that we are through (we are through)
Can't get you off my mind
Think about you all the time (all the time)
I can't get over you
No matter what I do
(I'm not, not over you
Over you, over you, over you)
I'm not, not over you
I'm not over you
(I ain't over you
We ain't through)
Yeah
(We ain't through)
'Cause we ain't really through
Hey
I ain't over you baby
(I can't get over you, no matter what I do)
Hey
(I ain't over you)
Tell me what can I do (oh baby)
When I know that we are through
Can't get you off my mind
(I'm not, over you
I ain't over you
We ain't through
We ain't through)
(I'm not, not over you
I'm not, not over you)
I can't get you off my mind
Baby I'm not over you
(I'm not, not over you)
If there's thing that I know..
(I'm not, not over you)
I know
(I ain't over you)
What am I supposed to do...
Baby I'm not over you
What am I supposed to do?
(I ain't over you)
Do do do do diddy
Do do do do do do do
(I'm not, not over you)
(Baby, I ain't over you..)
What am I supposed to do..
Baby I'm not over you..
I'm Not Over You
CeCe Peniston's 'I'm Not Over You' stands as a defining track from her 1994 album, Thought 'Ya Knew. Released during the height of her commercial success, the song showcases the polished, high-energy dance-pop sound that established her as a leading figure in 1990s R&B and house music. Following the massive impact of her earlier hits, this recording further cemented her reputation for delivering emotionally resonant yet rhythmically driving vocals. The track exemplifies the production values of the mid-90s dance scene, blending infectious beats with heartfelt lyrical themes without relying on excessive ornamentation. As part of a robust discography that includes other notable singles, the song remains a testament to Peniston's ability to craft enduring dance floor anthems that connect deeply with listeners.