I’ve Still Got the Love We Made Reba McEntire

"I’ve Still Got the Love We Made" by Reba McEntire is a country ballad released in 1999. The song explores themes of enduring love and nostalgia, reflecting on cherished memories despite challenges. Its heartfelt lyrics and emotive delivery highlight McEntire's vocal prowess. The song resonates with listeners, emphasizing the lasting impact of love. #Country

[Verse 1]
You know I can't find the letters
You wrote to me in school
And that shoebox full of photographs
Got lost in my last move

[Chorus]
I gave away that old twin bed
Where you and I first laid
But after all this time
I've still got the love we made

[Verse 2]
And that old beat up car we dated in
Finally turned to rust
And the first rose that you gave me
Oh, it finally turned to dust
But all those tender nights we shared are never going to fade

[Chorus]
I gave away that old twin bed
Where you and I first laid
But after all this time
I've still got the love we made

[Verse 3]
I've got every feeling
We felt when touched
Because even though fell apart
I kept a part of us
I've held on to every time
We held each other tight
And promised that no matter what
We'd never say goodbye
I don't have one souvenir of us I'd meant to save

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