Brett Young

Lyrics

[Intro]
Woo
Hey, girl
Yeah

[Verse 1]
The picture ain't in the picture frame where it used to hang
I had to take that down, hm
And the funny thing is the phone will ring and I'll think it's you
But it ain't you now, no
I don't always think about you, girl, but when I do
I can't keep myself from crazy missin' you

[Chorus]
We used to stay up all night kissin'
Dancin' barefoot in the kitchen
Tippin' glasses of red wine, splashin'
We used to hold each other 'til the mornin'
Before you know it, then you're in over your head
Then it's over too soon
No matter what I do, it just ain't no use
I just can't get used to missin' you, no
Oh, no, no

[Verse 2]
In the bottom drawer is the old t-shirt that you always wore
I couldn't throw that out, oh no
'Cause a broken heart's still a broken heart
Even when you start breakin' memories down, whoa
I'm gettin' pretty good at actin' like I'm movin' on
Then a song you used to sing comes on
And I start wishin' you weren't gone
[Chorus]
We used to stay up all night kissin'
Dancin' barefoot in the kitchen
Tippin' glasses of red wine, splashin'
We used to hold each other 'til the mornin'
Before you know it, then you're in over your head
Then it's over too soon
No matter what I do, it just ain't no use
I just can't get used to missin' you, no
Woo, oh, whoa

[Bridge]
Well, I don't always think about you, girl, but when I do
I can't keep myself from crazy missin' you
And I'm gettin' pretty good at actin' like I'm movin' on
Then a song you used to sing comes on
And I start to wishin' you weren't gone

[Chorus]
We used to stay up all night kissin'
Dancin' barefoot in the kitchen
Tippin' glasses of red wine, splashin'
We used to hold each other 'til the mornin'
Before you know it, then you're in over your head
Then it's over too soon
No matter what I do (What I do)
It just ain't no use (Ain't no use)
I just can't get used to missin' you (Whoa)
No matter what I do (What I do)
It just ain't no use (Ain't no use)
I just can't get used to missin' you, no (Whoa)
I just can't get used to missin' you, no girl
No matter what I do, it just ain't no use
I just can't get used to missin' you, noEmbed

Welcome to the emotional ride of 'Used To Missin’ You' by Brett Young. This song is one of his top hits and has been making its rounds on the radio since its release. The song is known to bring listeners to tears as it highlights the pain of missing someone dearly and the impact they had on one's life. Brett’s voice and the lyrics will take you through the highs and lows of losing someone and the complexities of moving on.

About Used To Missin’ You

'Used To Missin’ You’ is a beautiful country ballad written by Brett Young along with three other prolific songwriters - Matt Alderman, Tucker Beathard, and Jordan Reynolds. The song was released under the album "Weekends Look A Little Different These Days,” which was Brett’s fifth studio album. The song's production was led by Dann Huff, who is known for producing for iconic artists such as Carrie Underwood and Rascal Flatts.

Upon first listening, the song's melody is serene and peaceful. Brett's deep voice adds to the song's direction, helping you connect with the lyrics on a deeper level. The song has a strong presence of nostalgia as it has quite a distinct backstory. Brett has shared that the song showcases his personal experiences with grief - which is powerful in itself.

The first verse makes the listener feel the void left by someone who they used to miss but is no longer there. Brett’s lyrics 'They don't make you like they used to, at least not for me' highlight how the person meant so much to him and how things just aren't the same anymore. Soon into the self-reflecting chorus, Brett acknowledges how he felt incomplete when the person he missed was there and now feels incomplete without them.

The second verse magnifies the excruciating pain of regret. The lyrics 'I can't go back and change things, even if I wanted to' shows how much he yearns for the person back but understands that it's impossible. The bridge of the song further explores the depths of his despair as he calls out to the person he misses.

The song concludes with Brett admitting how he has changed and how much he has learned and how the person he misses has made him what he is. The final lyrics 'I'm not who I was, thanks to you, I'm holding on to that' are a testament to the impact the missing person had on his life.

'Used To Missin’ You' is a wonderfully crafted country ballad that showcases Brett Young's talent as a songwriter and as an artist. The lyrics touch your soul, and the melody leaves you with a sense of longing and wistfulness. The song's strong presence of nostalgia and the emotional impact that Brett's personal story has on the song makes it a country classic.

If you're looking to feel the pain of missing someone dearly, then 'Used To Missin’ You' is a song worth listening to.

• Release Date: December 7, 2018
• Artist: Brett Young