Over You by Reba McEntire

Album: Keep On Loving You (2009)

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McEntire told Great American Country about this song: "Whew! That is a sad song, kind of like Anne Steele. It's a beautiful melody. (My husband) Narvel said he loved this song. He would play the demo over and over. It's just one of those about 'I knew the day would come when we would see each other again. You look great and got on with your life, but I'm still not over you.' It's really sad."

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