Just Remember (You're The Only One)
Molly Hatchet · Other Songs - Molly Hatchet
There was only you and me
And time went by so easily
We learned from above and tried to call it love
All the trouble and the good and bad
We were all we ever had
Just remember, just remember, you're the only one
I had a dream one night
I made it to the limelight
Forgot where I came from
Lost sight of all my loved ones
I wasn't long until the fortune was gone
I thought it was the end
And I was hoping for a friend
Everything was gone in a blink of an eye
Without your love life ain't worth a dime, no
When you're sitting there all you've got is time
To remember, just remember, you're the only one
Now it's time that I must say to you
That you're always with me and I'll be true
It's been so long since this very day
That your love felt so strong
It could carry us away
Do you feel it, I remember, cause I can feel it
Do you remember, you're the only one, you're the only one
Just Remember (You're The Only One)
Molly Hatchet's 'Just Remember (You're The Only One)' stands as a quintessential example of the band's signature blend of hard rock and country-inflected metal. Released during the late 1980s, the track exemplifies the group's ability to merge traditional rock structures with a distinct Southern drawl, a hallmark of their sound that set them apart from their contemporaries. The song features the band's characteristic driving rhythm section and frontman Marty O'Donnell's vocal delivery, which balances aggression with a melodic, storytelling approach. While often associated with the broader 'Southern Rock' genre, the recording captures the raw energy and melodic sensibilities that defined Molly Hatchet's catalog during its peak commercial success. It remains a staple of their live performances, showcasing the band's enduring appeal and their mastery of blending regional musical influences with mainstream rock appeal.