Garth Brooks always knows how to tug at heartstrings
Brooks’ fans are sure to fall in love with this live performance of Garth singing the hit song, “If Tomorrow Never Comes” in 1989 on The Tommy Hunter Show.
As Brooks sang the bittersweet ballad, the audience was stunned to silence. No one wanted to miss a single second of this song that had so much meaning and emotion behind it. “If Tomorrow Never Comes” was released in 1989 as the second single from his self-titled album, Garth Brooks.
Everyone fell in love with the heart-wrenching tune, and it quickly became one of Garth’s signature songs. “If Tomorrow Never Comes” was also his first single to hit #1 on the Billboard Country Singles chart and named the Favorite Country Single at the 1991 AMAs.
He wrote it with Kent Blazy, who is also responsible for the songs Patty Loveless’ “Can’t Get Enough,” Brooks’ “Ain’t Goin’ Down (‘Til The Sun Comes Up),” and Chris Young’s “Gettin’ You Home,” to name a few.
Garth and If Tomorrow Never comes with co-writer Kent Blazy pic.twitter.com/bekwhPFFdQ
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With all that being said, the song is definitely a favorite for many.
When he sings the lyrics “‘Cause I’ve lost loved ones in my life/Who never knew how much I loved them/Now I live with the regret/That my true feelings for them never were revealed” you can really feel the passion and emotion Brooks sings with.
Check out the video below, and we’re sure y’all will love seeing Garth singing “If Tomorrow Never Comes”!