If I Didn’t Love You

Jason Aldean and

Carrie Underwood

I wouldn’t mind being alone

I wouldn’t keep checking my phone

Wouldn’t take the long way home

Just to drive myself crazy

I wouldn’t be losing sleep

Remembering everything

Everything you said to me

Like I’m doing lately

You, you wouldn’t be all

All that I want

Baby I could let go

If I didn’t love you I’d be good by now

I’d be better than barely getting by somehow

Yeah it would be easy not to miss you

Wonder about who’s with you

Turn the “want you” off whenever I want to

If I didn’t love you

If I didn’t love you

I wouldn’t still cry sometimes

Wouldn’t have to fake a smile

Play it off and tell a lie

When somebody asked how I’ve been

I’d try to find someone new (Someone new)

It should be something I can do (I could do)

Baby if it weren’t for you

I wouldn’t be in the state that I’m in

Yeah, you

You wouldn’t be all

All that I want

Baby, I could let go

If I didn’t love you I’d be good by now

I’d be better than barely getting by somehow

Yeah it would be easy not to miss you

Wonder about who’s with you

Turn the “want you” off whenever I want to

If I didn’t love you

If I didn’t love you

Oh, if I didn’t love you

It wouldn’t be so hard to see you

Know how much I need you

Wouldn’t hate that I still feel like I do

If I didn’t love you

Oh, if I didn’t love you

If I didn’t love you

If I didn’t love you I’d be good by now

I’d be better than barely getting by somehow

Yeah it would be easy not to miss you

Wonder about who’s with you

Turn the “want you” off whenever I want to

If I didn’t love you (Yeah)

If I didn’t love you

Oh, if I didn’t love you

If I didn’t love you

If I didn’t love you

If I didn’t love you

Background

This track marks the first time Aldean and Underwood have released a duet together. Both are dominant forces in country music today. It is a classic breakup song with a message that resonates with every generation. “If I didn’t love you I’d be good by now,” sings Aldean and Underwood. The lyrics are all about wishing you didn’t love the person as much as you do, because then the heartache might be easier to deal with.