Too Used To Being With You Merle Haggard & Bonnie Owens Album: Just Between The Two Of Us (1966) [Intro]        Too used to that certain someone To offer my love to anyone new My excuse for not wanting no one   Too used to being with you Some other’s arms may hold and caress you Some other’s lips may burn on my own That’s why your eyes are filled with their beauty   My heart inside will be crying alone Too used to that certain someone To offer my love to anyone new My excuse for not wanting no one   Too used to being with you When you find a true love you treasure Other affairs are just to pass time You’ll find their love just a cheap imitation The love they offer’s not real genuine Too used to that certain someone To offer my love to anyone new My excuse for not wanting no one   Too used to being with you Too used to being with you

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À propos de la chanson

Cette chanson évoque le sentiment de dépendance et l'attachement profond qu'une personne ressent envers un être cher. Malgré la possibilité de rencontrer quelqu'un de nouveau ou d'autres relations, l'idée de s'engager à nouveau semble impossible. La nostalgie et la tristesse transparaissent à travers le cœur qui pleure en silence, ne pouvant pas se libérer de cet amour unique. Le contexte derrière ces mots reflète souvent des histoires de cœur bien ancrées, où l’on se rend compte que ce qu’on a vécu avec quelqu'un d’exceptionnel ne peut être remplacé facilement. C'est ce dilemme de vouloir avancer, mais d'être retenu par de précieux souvenirs qui nous rend vulnérable.