It Doesn't Matter Anymore
Daniel O'Donnell · Daniel in Blue Jeans [2003]
There you go and baby here am I
Oh well, you left me here so I could sit and cry
Will you apologize what have you done to me
Well, I guess it doesn't matter anymore.
Do you remember baby last September
How you held me tight each and every night
You was so dazy how you drove me crazy
But I guess it doesn't matter anymore.
There's no use in me a cryin'
I've done everything and now I'm sick of tryin'
I've thrown away my nights
And wasted all my days over you.
You go your way and I'll go mine
Now and forever till the end of time
I'll find somebody new baby we'll say we're through
You won't matter anymore.
--- Instrumental ---
There's no use in me a cryin'
I've done everything and now I'm sick of tryin'
I've thrown away my nights
And wasted all my days over you.
You go your way and I'll go mine
Now and forever till the end of time
I'll find somebody new baby we'll say we're through
You won't matter anymore.
No, You won't matter anymore.
I guess it doesn't matter anymore...
It Doesn't Matter Anymore
Daniel O'Donnell's 'It Doesn't Matter Anymore' stands as a defining track from his 2003 album *Daniel in Blue Jeans*. Released during the height of his career, the song exemplifies his signature blend of traditional Irish folk and contemporary pop, characterized by lush harmonies and emotive storytelling. The recording captures the essence of his work with Mary Duff, featuring their signature duet style that became a hallmark of his discography. As a staple of his live performances and radio play, the song reflects the themes of resilience and faith often explored in his catalog, resonating deeply with audiences across generations. Its enduring popularity underscores O'Donnell's ability to craft timeless music that bridges classic Irish tradition with modern sensibilities.