First Love

Timeless Love Tale: Alan Jackson's First Love Chronicles
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Lyrics

I was fifteen, she was eighteen

The narrator was 15 years old, and the person he fell in love with was 18.

The prettiest thing I'd ever seen in my life

Describes the person as the most beautiful thing the narrator had ever seen.

I loved her at first sight

Expresses love at first sight for the mentioned person.

I found her in Marietta, a town north of Atlanta

Mentions finding the person in Marietta, a town north of Atlanta.

I brought her home to see my folks

The narrator introduced the person to their family, who also loved her.

They loved her too

Continuation of the positive reception from the narrator's family.


We were together for a long time

They were in a relationship for an extended period.

Thought it would be for all time

The narrator thought their relationship would last forever.

But things change and rearrange

Reflects on the inevitability of change and how things can rearrange.

She had to go

Indicates that the person had to leave for some reason.

She left me cryin' in '79

Specifies the year 1979 when the person left, and the narrator was left heartbroken.

An airline pilot, in Carolina

Reveals that the person became an airline pilot in Carolina.

I was a wreck, can't drive a check

The narrator faced financial challenges (can't drive a check) after the breakup.

It broke my heart

The separation caused emotional pain and heartbreak.


My first love was an older woman

The narrator emphasizes that the first love was an older woman.

There's been many since

Acknowledges that there have been other relationships since the first love.

But there'll never be another

States that there will never be another person like the first love.

Built in 1955, snowshoe white, overdrive

Provides details about the first love, mentioning its make and color.

I never should've sold her, I'll always love her

Expresses regret for selling the first love and a lasting love for it.

She was mine

Affirms ownership of the first love.


Years went by, teardrops dried

Indicates that time passed, and the narrator's tears dried.

I got her back, I was surprised

Reveals that the narrator got the first love back, causing surprise.

In '93, a gift to me on Christmas Eve

Specifies the year 1993 when the first love was returned as a Christmas Eve gift.

We were both older, so I restored her

Both the narrator and the first love were older, and the narrator restored the car.

Could've sold her, for a lot more

Reflects on the option to sell the first love for a higher price.

But I will never she's mine forever

Declares the narrator's decision to keep the first love forever.

Until I go

Expresses the commitment to keep the first love until the narrator's end.


My first love was an older woman

Reiterates that the first love was an older woman.

There's been many since

Mentions other relationships that followed the first love.

But there'll never be another

Emphasizes the uniqueness of the first love compared to others.

Built in 1955, snowshoe white, overdrive

Repeats details about the first love's make and color.

I never should've sold her, I'll always love her

Reiterates regret for selling the first love and eternal love for it.

She was mine

Affirms ownership of the first love once again.


I'll never sell her she's mine forever

Declares the narrator's decision never to sell the first love.

I love her so

Expresses the enduring love for the first love.

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