My, How the Time Flies
Steve Wariner · I Am Ready [Arista] [1991]
My, my how the time don't fly when you're stuck in a love
As your baby says bye-bye it's time to cry
'Cause healing hands don't help me when they go around so slow
One night takes forever to go by my how the time don't fly.
Nothing's right about this night without you here to hold me
This heartache is taking it's own sweet time
What did I do, what did I say, what do I do now
While I'm waiting for these teardrops to subside.
My, my how the time don't fly when you're stuck in a love
As your baby says bye-bye it's time to cry
'Cause healing hands don't help me when they go around so slow
One night takes forever to go by my how the time don't fly.
My, my how the time don't fly when you're stuck in a love
As your baby says bye-bye it's time to cry
'Cause healing hands don't help me when they go around so slow
One night takes forever to go by my how the time don't fly.
How the time don't fly
My how the time don't fly
My, my how the time don't fly
How the time don't fly.
My, my how the time don't fly
My how the time don't fly...
My, How the Time Flies
Steve Wariner's 'My, How the Time Flies' stands as a defining track from his 1991 debut album, 'I Am Ready.' Released during the height of the country-pop crossover movement, the song captures the infectious energy and melodic sensibilities that characterized early 90s radio hits. Wariner's signature vocal style, blending smooth pop delivery with authentic country storytelling, is on full display here. The recording exemplifies the genre's shift toward polished production while maintaining emotional resonance, making it a staple of his discography and a touchstone for fans of the era. Its enduring appeal lies in its ability to evoke nostalgia and joy, cementing Wariner's status as a leading voice in modern country music.