I Don’t Remember Loving You John Conlee

"I Don’t Remember Loving You" by John Conlee is a country song released in 1978. It explores themes of lost love and the pain of forgetting a relationship. The narrator grapples with emotional confusion, reflecting on memories that seem distant. The song features traditional country instrumentation, adding to its heartfelt narrative. #Country

[Verse 1]
I don't remember loving you
And I don't recall the things
You say you put me through
You tell me that you've had a guilty conscience for so long
You say that you walked out on me
You say you did me wrong
Well, I just don't see how that could be true
'Cause I don't remember loving you

[Verse 2]
I don't remember loving you
You might talk to my doctor
He drops by each day at two
I get a funny feeling when I look into your eyes
There's something in your smile that gives my stomach butterflies
You must look like someone I once knew
But I don't remember loving you

[Chorus]
I don't remember loving you
I heard you mention children
Did you say there's one or two?
You say I quit my job and then I drank myself insane
You say that I ran down the highway screaming out your name
Now that's not the sort of thing that I would do
No, I don't remember loving you

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