Luke Combs

Lyrics

[Verse 1]
That old phone of mine, 2:39
A.M. when I got the call
Half asleep
Thought it was a dream
But it wasn’t after all
That old dog of yours
Sitting on the porch
Waits for you to come home
Little does he know
That you won’t
Be walking through that door

[Pre-Chorus]
I just leave him alone
Cause letting go don’t come that easily
Most of the time, I can get by
It’s just a little hard on me

[Chorus]
But I’m getting used to that old truck of yours
Sitting out in the drive
I’m getting used to you not being there
At church on Sunday night
I’m getting used to the radio playing
Without you singing along
But I’ll never get used to you being gone
[Verse 2]
That old rocking chair
Sitting over there
It don’t rock no more
And that old six string
Ain't played a thing
Been awhile since it’s hummed a chord

[Pre-Chorus]
I just leave 'em alone cause letting go
Don’t come that easily
Most of the time
I can get by
It’s just a little hard on me

[Chorus]
But I’m getting used to that old truck of yours
Sitting out in the drive
I’m getting used to you not being there
At church on Sunday night
I’m getting used to the radio playing
Without you singing along
But I’ll never get used to you being gone

[Bridge]
There’s a lot of things in this 'ole world I can stand
But when it comes to losing you
I just can’t
[Chorus 2]
Yeah, I’m getting used to that old truck of yours
Sitting out in the drive
I’m getting used to you not being there
At church on Sunday night
I’m getting used to the radio playing
Without you singing along
But I'll never get used to
No, I’ll never get used to you being gone

[Outro]
Yeah, being gone
I’m never getting used to you being gone

Used to You is a heart-felt and emotional song by American country singer and songwriter, Luke Combs. Known for his soulful tracks, Combs has captivated audiences around the world with his unique blend of country and rock music. Used to You is a testament to his remarkable talent and has become a fan favorite since its release in 2021.

About Used to You

Used to You is a single about coming to terms with the end of a relationship, the pain of letting go, and the complicated feelings that come with memories. The song is a slow ballad with a beautiful melody that showcases Combs's remarkable vocal range. Combs wrote the song with Shane Minor and Jonathan Singleton, and the production is by Scott Moffatt, a longtime collaborator with the artist.

The song starts with a soft acoustic guitar intro mixed with a faint drumbeat. Combs's voice comes in clear and steady, painting a picture of nostalgic memories of happy times with a loved one. His voice progressively gets firmer, reflecting the pain that comes after the relationship has ended.

As the song progresses, Combs talks about the struggle of moving on and getting used to life without the person that once made everything worth living for. In the chorus, he sings, "I'm getting used to the used to, the missing you every minute of every day, used to the fact that I can't have you, no matter how much I pray." These lyrics capture the song's idea perfectly and make it relatable to anyone who has been through a similar situation.

The emotions that Combs conveys through his voice and the lyrics are striking, making it almost impossible not to feel empathy for the emotions he is sharing. The song is a testament to Combs' incredible songwriting and storytelling skills. The well-crafted tale invokes intense emotions in its listeners and expresses the pain of heartbreak and loss in a way that is pure and honest.

The song is a perfect blend of country and acoustic pop which makes it pleasing to listen to. The musicians who played on the track are exceptionally talented, and this is evident in the professional sound quality of the final product.

In Closing

Used to You showcases Luke Combs' ability to craft beautiful yet heart-wrenching songs that deserve to be heard. It is impossible to listen to this track and not be moved by the powerful emotions that are expressed in the lyrics and music. Used to You is a must-have for anyone who loves country music, and especially for those who love to be moved by its emotional depth.

• Release Date: November 27, 2015
• Artist: Luke Combs