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Conway Twitty – We Did but Now You Don’t

"We Did but Now You Don’t" Was climbed to #2 on the US Billboard Country charts as the second single from Conway's 1982 album "Dream Maker"

Recorded at Sound Stage Studio in May 1982, “We Did But Now You Don’t” was released as a single in August of ’82. Written by Pat McManus, Woody Bomar and Berni Clifford, it climbed to #2 on the US Billboard Country charts as the second single from Conway’s 1982 album “Dream Maker”.
On the original 45 record, it was paired with another heartbreaker: The B-Side was “A Good Love Died Tonight” from the pen of Roger Murrah.



From the album Dream Maker
B-side “A Good Love Died Tonight”
Released September 18, 1982
Genre Country
Length 4:01
Label Elektra
Songwriter(s) Pat McManus, Woody Bomar, Berni Clifford
Producer(s) Conway Twitty, Jimmy Bowen




Conway Twitty – We Did but Now You Don’t lyrics

Falling into love so young seemed so right
How could we know we’d grow up and grow apart
All we really wanted was each other in the night
But, it’s plain to see we’ve had a change of heart.
The day we said I do I really did and so did you
Love came so easy, coming true
I wish we could find that love again but I’m afraid we won’t
‘Cause when we said I do we really did but now you don’t.
Wedding vows are just no good if you let ’em fade
And rings don’t mean a thing when feelings die
There just a grim reminder of the love that we once made
And the loneliness ahead for you and I.
The day we said I do I really did and so did you
Love came so easy, coming true
I wish we could find that love again but I’m afraid we won’t
‘Cause when we said I do we really did but now you don’t.
The day we said I do I really did and so did you
Love came so easy, coming true
I wish we could find that love again but I’m afraid we won’t
‘Cause when we said I do we really did but now you don’t…

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