If you want to change the 'Key' on any song, click here for the easiest way possible. Oh I love you and I dont want you to go baby write this down. So youll remember what I forgot to say write this down. 0:00 / 3:31 Write This Down - George Strait Karen Watson 3.3K subscribers Subscribe 13K views 8 months ago The 2nd single released from the 1999 album Always Never the Same. In essence, the song is a bittersweet plea for a second chance, an opportunity for him to express his love meaningfully, and a reminder of the importance of communication in relationships. Keep em close by dont you let em fade away.
The lines "You can find a chisel, I can find a stone / Folks will be reading these words / Long after we're gone" imply that the message is meant to be lasting, and that even after both of them have passed away, those words will still exist as a testament to their love. He acknowledges that he forgot to say the words that mattered most and does not want her to go without fully understanding how he feels. In a last-ditch effort to communicate to her his love and genuine desire for her to stay, he implores her to "write this down." He wants her to take note of his words and read them every day so that she doesn't forget his love for her, hoping that she'll understand that she's truly the only one for him. The lyrics imply that the woman he loves is leaving with one foot out the door, and he didn't see it coming until it's too late. The song addresses the flawed communication in their relationship as the man admits that he never saw the end in sight, and he took some blind comfort in thinking everything was going alright - until he ran out of time to make things right. He has had many country music stars record his songs, including George Strait who recorded over 60 of his songs, taking 11 of them to No. Strait is known for his even outlook, and this album once again proves that in his view heartbreak and love always travel in tandem."Write This Down" by George Strait is a sentimental ballad that speaks from the perspective of a man who realizes too late that he has taken his lover for granted. George Strait Always Never The Same 1999 MCA Nashville, a Division of UMG Recordings, Inc.Always Never the Same might be Strait’s most faithful and romantically optimistic collection of songs, but “4 Minus 3 Equals Zero” ends the bliss with a heartrending tale of a family splitting up. Provided to YouTube by Universal Music Group Write This Down On the other hand, “What Do You Say to That” is a gentle folk song that shows Strait has as much respect for James Taylor as he does George Jones. Thought everything was going alright, but I was running out of time. “Peace of Mind” revels in the freedom of open highway, incorporating in equal measure the swift picking of bluegrass and the smoothed-out rhythms of the Eagles. George Strait Lyrics 'Write This Down' I never saw the end in sight fools are kind of blind. Write This Down reached number one on the US Billboard Hot Country Songs chart, and number 27 on the Billboard Hot 100. Tell yourself I love you and I don’t want you to go.
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An orchestral string section adds drama to the romantic testimonials of “Meanwhile,” “That’s the Truth,” and “That’s Where I Wanna Take Our Love,” but Strait’s wizened tenor always keeps the songs sincere and unpretentious. During the song, Strait sings, Baby, write this down. Led by “Write This Down,” one of his catchiest and most popular songs, Always Never the Same finds George Strait striking the perfect balance between the Nashville pop radio listeners demand, and the traditional country Strait has always championed.
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