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Ricky Skaggs – Lovin’ Only Me

"Lovin 'Only Me" reached number # 1 on the US Hot Country Songs charts. The song would be part of Ricky’s tenth studio album, Kentucky Thunder (Epic 1989). It was the eleventh number one.

Song written by Hillary Kanter & Even Stevens, was recorded by Ricky Skaggs in November 1988, for the seal Epic, with the production of Ricky Skaggs & Steve Buckingham, was sent the February 1989. On July 8, 1989, Lovin ‘Only Me reached number # 1 on the US Hot Country Songs charts and on the Canada Country Tracks lists, on July 17 it also reached # 1. It was the eleventh number one, and last until today.

The song would be part of Ricky’s tenth studio album, Kentucky Thunder (Epic 1989), it was released on May 26, 1989, it reached the position number # 18 of the lists of U.S. Billboard Top Country Albums.



From the album Kentucky Thunder
B-side «Home Is Wherever You Are»
Released February 1989
Genre Country
Length 3:33
Label Epic
Songwriter(s) Even Stevens Hillary Kanter
Producer(s) Ricky Skaggs Steve Buckingham




Ricky Skaggs – Lovin’ Only Me Lyrics

They say you’re cold as ice
I don’t believe them
Up goes my temperature when I’m next to you
They say you won’t look twice
I don’t believe them
I think I feel something cookin’
Baby, how ‘bout you

Someday you’ll see it’s gonna be
No one for you, only me
Sometime, sweet destiny
Will open up your heart
And that’s when I’m gonna be around just you wait and see
No more lonely you, when you’re lovin’ only me

Just give me your heart
I’ll never break it
I could never hurt someone as wonderful as you
I’m offering you my love
You don’t have to take it
But I wouldn’t pass me by
‘Cause I know what’s good for you

Someday you’ll see it’s gonna be
No one for you, only me
Sometime, sweet destiny
Will open up your heart
And that’s when I’m gonna be around just you wait and see
No more lonely you, when you’re lovin’ only me

Someday you’ll see it’s gonna be
No one for you, only me
Sometime, sweet destiny
Will open up your heart
And that’s when I’m gonna be around just you wait and see
No more lonely you, when you’re lovin’ only me

And that’s when I’m gonna be around just you wait and see
No more lonely you, when you’re lovin’ only me

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