Never Loved A Girl
Aerosmith · Honkin On Bobo [2004]
What'cha say baby...
Umm huh...
Thats what I thought...
You're a no good heartbreaker
You're a liar... you're a cheat
And I don't know why I let you do that thing to me
My friends keep telling me... yeah... that'choo ain't no good
Oh why... I'd leave you if I could
I guess I'm on tight
And I'm stuck like glue
Cause I ain't never
I ain't never
I ain't never... no... no...
Loved a girl the way that I
I love you
Sometimes I know I thought
You would run outta fools
But I was so wrong
Ya got the one you'll never lose
The way you treat me is shame
How could you hurt me so bad
Woh... ooo... oohh... baby you know that I'm the best thing that you ever had
Kiss me once again
Don't'choo never never say that we're through
Cause I ain't never
Never
Never... no... no...
Loved a girl the way that I
I love you... yeah
I can't sleep at night... and I can't eat a bite
And I guess I'll never be free
Since you got your hooks in me
Oh oh I.... yeah
I... yeah
I ain't never loved a woman like I love ya
I ain't never loved a girl
I ain't never loved a woman like I put my arm aroun' ya
Yeah never loved a girl
I never loved a woman like I love ya
Aah yeah...
I ain't never loved a girl
Yeah... never loved that girl
Never Loved A Girl
Released on the 2004 album Honkin' On Bobo, Never Loved A Girl marks a significant moment in Aerosmith's later career. The track features a distinctive collaboration with country music icon Dolly Parton, blending the band's signature hard rock sound with country influences. This recording highlights the group's willingness to experiment with genre boundaries while maintaining their energetic performance style. As part of a discography that spans decades, the song demonstrates the band's enduring ability to craft memorable hooks and engage diverse audiences. The collaboration underscores the mutual respect between rock and country legends, resulting in a track that stands out within the album's collection of rock anthems.