Can't Get Used To Losing You
Williams Andy Lyrics

Williams Andy's "Can't Get Used To Losing You" presents the heart-wrenching story of a man who is unable to accept the fact that his lover is no longer by his side. The lyrics are oppressive in how they describe the character's difficulty in finding a way to move forward. The opening lines, "Guess there's no use in hangin' 'round / Guess I'll get dressed and do the town," effectively convey the sense of hopelessness and emptiness that he feels.

The second verse is equally poignant, "Called up some girl I used to know / After I heard her say hello / Couldn't think of anything to say / Since you're gone, it happens every day." It is evident that the character has tried several ways to fill the hole in his life, but nothing seems to work. Even when he tries to connect with old acquaintances, he finds himself unable to talk to them—since his thoughts still revolve around his lost love.

The climax of the song is the realization that the character has come to; that he cannot find a replacement for his lost love. It is apparent from the lines, "I'll find somebody, wait and see / Who am I kiddin', only me / 'Cause no one else could take your place / Guess that I am just a hopeless case," that he has indeed given up on the thought of finding someone else. The song concludes as the character resigns himself to the fact that he will love his lost lover for the rest of his life.

Overall, the lyrics of the song paint a picture of a man's inability to move on from a lost love. Despite his best efforts, he remains hopelessly in love and unable to get used to the idea of life without his lover.