Conway Twitty – If You Touch Me, You Got To Love Me
Best Oldies Songs A confession that turns desire into obligation and transforms intimacy into a moral line that cannot be crossed. Released at the height of his imperial country period, IF YOU TOUCH…
Conway Twitty – Love An Only Love
A Quiet Declaration That Love, When Stripped Bare, Is Still Enough Released in 1989, Love An Only Love became a number one hit on the Billboard Hot Country Singles chart…
Conway Twitty – Happy the Christmas Clown
A quiet parable about kindness, sorrow, and the fragile hope that survives even the loneliest winter nights Released by Conway Twitty as a holiday single that found its way onto…
Conway Twitty – Boy Next Door
A quiet meditation on longing, memory, and the life imagined just beyond one familiar doorway Released during a period when Conway Twitty was a reliable presence on the country charts,…
Conway Twitty – It Turns Me Inside Out
A quiet confession where restraint gives way and a man finally admits how deeply he is undone by love. Released in 1966, IT TURNS ME INSIDE OUT became one of…
Conway Twitty – Up On the Housetop
A familiar rooftop becomes a quiet refuge where childhood wonder meets the steady voice of adulthood When Conway Twitty recorded Up On the Housetop, it arrived not as a chart…
Conway Twitty – Okie From Muskogee
A declaration of small town pride that became a mirror for a divided American soul Released in 1969, OKIE FROM MUSKOGEE reached number one on the Billboard Hot Country Singles…
Conway Twitty – Touch The Hand
A quiet country prayer where love is measured not by words, but by the courage to reach out and feel another soul. Released in 1973, Touch The Hand by Conway…
Conway Twitty – Danny Boy
A farewell sung not as departure, but as a quiet promise that love survives time, distance, and silence. When Conway Twitty released Danny Boy on the album Danny Boy in…
Conway Twitty – I Couldn’t See You Leavin’
THE PAIN YOU NEVER SAW COMING IS THE PAIN THAT LASTS THE LONGEST I Couldn’t See You Leavin’ stands as one of Conway Twitty’s most quietly devastating heartbreak ballads, a…