Conway Twitty – I See The Want In Your Eyes
Oldies Songs A married woman’s silent, unvoiced desire for a deeper, warmer love, recognized by a man who understands the ache of forbidden longing. Ah, to listen to Conway Twitty’s 1974 masterpiece,…
Conway Twitty – Don’t Call Him A Cowboy
More Than a Hat and Boots: A Satirical Look at the ‘Urban Cowboy’ Faux-Westerner There are certain songs that, years later, instantly transport you back to a specific time and…
Conway Twitty – It’s Only Make Believe
The Beautiful Agony of Unrequited Love, Made Real There are songs that simply take you back, songs with an opening note that’s like turning the key in a forgotten old…
Conway Twitty – Next in Line
Waiting in the Wings: The Painful Hope of Being Second Best There’s a sound to the classic country music of the late sixties that just hits you in the soul,…
Conway Twitty – I’d Love To Lay You Down
An Enduring Ode to Everlasting Romance More than a simple seduction, it’s a profound commitment to enduring love, through youth and old age. It was January 1980 when Conway Twitty,…
Conway Twitty – Linda on My Mind
When a Love Triangle Becomes a Number One Hit The profound heartache of being physically present but emotionally absent, trapped between a wedding ring and a ghost of a love.…
Conway Twitty – You’ve Never Been This Far Before
An intimate moment of temptation and confession on the edge of a new emotional frontier. There are songs that simply fade into the background, and then there are the ones…
Conway Twitty – She Needs Someone to Hold Her
Oldies Songs An Unspoken Hurt: The Melancholy Ballad of a Broken Heart Conway Twitty‘s 1972 hit captures the quiet desperation of a woman in a loveless marriage, seen through the eyes of…
Conway Twitty – Kiss an Angel Good Mornin’
Kiss an Angel Good Mornin’: A Timeless Ode to the Simple Joys of Love Conway Twitty’s 1971 classic, “Kiss an Angel Good Mornin’,” isn’t just a song; it’s a a…
Conway Twitty – To See My Angel Cry
To see an angel cry is to feel the pain of a love that’s slipped away, and the regret of not appreciating what you had until it’s gone. For those…