Can't Believe Your Lyin'
Neil Young · This Note's For You [1988]
And I find myself worryin'
about things you said
Oh honey,
I can't believe your lyin'
But you tell me things
Things I know aren't true.
You have changed my life
In too many ways.
Well, I lost my job
thinkin' about you
Now there's another man
workin' in my place
Oh honey,
I can't believe your lyin'
But you tell me things
Things I know aren't true.
You have changed my life
In too many ways.
You have changed my life
In too many ways.
Well, my money's gone
and so are you
My friends all tell me
I have been a fool
Oh honey,
I can't believe your lyin'
But you tell me things
Things I know aren't true.
You have changed my life
In too many ways.
Can't Believe Your Lyin' - Neil Young
Neil Young's "Can't Believe Your Lyin" appears on the 1988 compilation album This Note's For You, serving as a poignant addition to his extensive catalog of introspective rock. The track exemplifies Young's signature blend of acoustic intimacy and raw emotional honesty, characteristic of his work during the late 1980s. As a solo artist, he has consistently explored themes of disillusionment and personal struggle, often utilizing simple yet powerful arrangements to convey complex feelings. This recording reflects his enduring ability to craft music that resonates deeply with listeners, maintaining a distinct voice within the broader landscape of rock and folk. The song stands as a testament to his commitment to authentic expression, continuing a legacy that spans decades and numerous influential recordings.