I’m Not the Loving Kind Mark Lanegan

"I’m Not the Loving Kind" by Mark Lanegan, released in 2004, is a #Rock song that explores themes of emotional detachment and vulnerability in relationships. The lyrics convey a sense of longing and regret, highlighting Lanegan's signature deep, haunting vocals. The track features a blend of bluesy guitar riffs and atmospheric instrumentation, creating a melancholic mood. Its introspective nature resonates with listeners, contributing to Lanegan's legacy as a poignant songwriter.

When my lady passes me by
I lose the love I thought I had in mind
Send no flowers or words of regret
'Cause I'm not the loving kind

Day by day, I was hoping you'd be
The kind of love that would give me peace of mind
But it may just have passed me by
'Cause I'm not the loving kind

Oooh, aah...
Girl, I'm not the loving kind
Oooh, aah...
'Cause I'm not the loving kind

You don't believe it, yes it must be true
How I lost all the love I had in you
Send me please no words of regret
'Cause I'm not the loving kind

Oooh, aah...
No, I'm not the loving kind
Oooh, aah...
'Cause I'm not the loving kind

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