Dwight Yoakam’s first Grammy as Best Male Country Vocal Performance was for 'Ain't That Lonely Yet.' at the 36th annual Grammy ceremonies in New York in 1994.
Lyrics "Ain't That Lonely Yet"
You keep calling me
On the telephone
You say you're all alone
Well that's real sad
And you keep leavin'
Notes stuck on my door
Guess you're hungry for some more
Girl that's too bad
'Cause I ain't that lonely yet
No I ain't that lonely yet
After what you put me through
Oh, I ain't that lonely yet
Once there was this
Spider in my bed
I got caught up in her web
Of love and lies
She spun her chains
Around my heart and soul
Never to let go
Oh, but I survived
'Cause I ain't that lonely yet
No, I ain't that lonely yet
After what you put me through
Oh, I ain't that lonely yet
There's nothing left you can do
To try and bring me 'round
'Cause everything you do
Just brings me down, oh
'Cause I ain't that lonely yet
No I ain't that lonely yet
After what you put me through
Oh, I ain't that lonely yet
'Cause I ain't that lonely yet
No I ain't that lonely yet
After what you put me through
Oh, I ain't that lonely yet
'Cause I ain't that lonely yet
No I ain't that lonely yet
After what you put me through
Oh, I ain't that lonely yet