I’m So Used To Loving You Connie Smith

"I’m So Used To Loving You" by Connie Smith, released in 1971, is a #Country ballad reflecting on the pain of heartbreak and the struggle to move on from a deep, familiar love. The lyrics convey vulnerability and longing, showcasing emotional storytelling. Smith's powerful vocals and traditional instrumentation enhance its heartfelt message, resonating with listeners and solidifying her place in country music history.

I'm so used to loving you, sweetheart
You're on my mind each minute we're apart
And I love you more each day we go through
Yes you're my life and I'll live it loving you

I'm so used to loving you it seems
I can't stand the thought of losing you not even in my dreams
Hold me close and tell me what I'd do without you
I couldn't take it, I'm so used to loving you

I'm so used to the little things you say
Like, hello darlin', did you have a busy day
And the way you hold me close when day is through
Yes you're my love and I'll love it loving you

I'm so used to loving you it seems
I can't stand the thought of losing you not еven in my dreams
Hold me closе and tell me what I'd do without you
I couldn't take it, I'm so used to loving you
I'm just too used to loving you

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