"I NEVER TRIED" genre: New Country
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	I NEVER TRIED is about the two singers in this duet's realization that they had no idea how much they'd be willing to do for someone they really care about. They "never really tried" until now. This song can be recorded as a solo or duet. It was demoed as a duet.
	CD: None   Label: None Credits: SONGWRITERS: Donna Opfer, Gerald Beasley, Mark Kaylor VOCALISTS: Dave Brooks & Julie Burton STUDIO: Galen Breen, Nashville
	Story Behind the Song Donna started writing this song on the way back from a trip to Nashville in 2002. She started thinking about what a person will do for another person that they otherwise wouldn't even consider - - like trying Chinese food because your boyfriend or girlfriend asked you to. Lyrics I never tried Chinese food until you asked me to Never noticed the sunrise ‘til I shared one with you And I didn’t like cowboy boots ‘til you put ‘em on Paid no attention to love songs ‘til you sang along Yeah you sang along Before you I just went through the motions I didn’t even realize I NEVER TRIED never knew All I’d be willing to do I just went along for the ride Until you I NEVER TRIED Never crossed the county line now we’re taking a Vegas flight You talked me into bowling now we go on Friday nights I didn’t watch football and fishing’s not for me But if that’s where you are that’s where I wanna be That’s where I wanna be Before you I never knew that love could be Such a sweet compromise BRIDGE Now I can’t do enough every day From now on no one’s gonna say FINAL CHORUS I NEVER TRIED Never knew 'Cause look what I'm willin' to do Yeah, I just went along for the ride Until you, I NEVER TRIED

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