When was the song “But I Loved You” released by Jack Jones?

The song But I Loved You was released in 1968, on the album “L.A. Break Down”.

Who composed the song “But I Loved You” by Jack Jones?

The song “But I Loved You” by Jack Jones was composed by Gordon Jenkins.

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But I Loved You

Gordon Jenkins

[Verse 1]
You were Boston
I was Vegas
You were crepe suzette
I was pie
You were lectures
I was movies
But I loved you

[Verse 2]
You were Mozart
I was Macy
You were afternoon tea
I was saloon
You were Junior League
I was Dodgers
But I loved you morning, night and noon

[Verse 3]
Opposites attract, the wise men claim
Still I wish that we had been a little more the same
We might've had a shorter war
If I had kissed you more

[Verse 4]
You wеre polo
I was race track
You werе museums
I was TV
You did your best to change me
Though you never knew quite how
But I loved you almost as much as I do now

Trivia about the song But I Loved You by Jack Jones

When was the song “But I Loved You” released by Jack Jones?: The song But I Loved You was released in 1968, on the album “L.A. Break Down”.
Who composed the song “But I Loved You” by Jack Jones?: The song “But I Loved You” by Jack Jones was composed by Gordon Jenkins.