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"Don’t Think I Don’t Think About It" is a hit single by American country artist Darius Rucker, released in 2008 as the lead track from his debut country album, **Learn to Live**. The song marked Rucker’s successful transition from pop-rock with Hootie & the Blowfish to country music, showcasing his smooth vocals and heartfelt lyrics. It reached number one on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart, solidifying Rucker’s presence in the country music scene. The track's relatable themes of love and reflection resonated with a wide audience, earning critical acclaim and multiple award nominations. This song played a pivotal role in establishing Darius Rucker as a prominent solo country artist.
I left out in a cloud of taillights and dust
Swore I wasn't coming back, said I'd had enough
Saw you in the rear view standing, fading from my life
But I wasn't turning round
No, not this time
But don't think I don't think about it
Don't think I don't have regrets
Don't think it don't get to me
Between the work and the hurt and the whiskey
Don't think I don't wonder 'bout
Could've been, should've been all worked out
I know what I felt and I know what I said
But don't think I don't think about it
When we make choices, we gotta live with them
Heard you found a real good man and you married him
I wonder if sometimes I cross your mind
Where would we be today
If I never drove that car away?
Don't think I don't think about it
Don't think I don't have regrets
Don't think it don't get to me
Between the work and the hurt and the whiskey
Don't think I don't wonder 'bout
Could've been, should've been all worked out
Yeah I know what I felt and I know what I said
But don't think I don't think about it
Don't think I don't think about it
Don't think I don't think about it
Don't think I don't have regrets
Don't think you don't get to me
Between the work and the hurt and the whiskey
Don't think I don't wonder 'bout
Could've been, should've been all worked out
I know what I felt and I know what I said
But don't think I don't think about it
No, no, don't think I don't
Don't think I don't
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