I Used To Fall In Love Without Drinkin'
by
Josiah and the Bonnevilles
Ever reminisce about how love used to be simpler? This song captures that yearning for a time when falling in love was effortless and untainted by life's complexities. The lyrics paint vivid pictures of innocence—from laughing babies to loyal old dogs—and evoke a sense of loss as the narrator reflects on how easy it once was to connect with someone deeply, just by looking into their eyes. Now, seeing someone through "the glass of this beer" hints at using alcohol as a crutch to navigate feelings that used to come naturally. It’s a poignant reminder of innocence lost and the ways we cope with the emotional challenges that come with age and experience. The song beautifully balances nostalgia with a subtle acceptance of this transition. #Nostalgia #SimplicityLost #LoveandDrink
