Country music group Brothers Osborne‘s “I Don’t Remember Me (Before You)” music video tells a story of a professional bull rider dealing with years of substance abuse going on a journey to try and get his life back and take it by the horns, so to speak. Make sure to grab a box of tissues because the message of the music video and song is enough to get anyone tearing up.
John Osborne tells Taste of Country, “We’re very excited to release this emotional example of someone’s life being changed by another”.
TJ Osborne adds, “We’re never truly ourselves without the ones we love. The directors, Wes and Ryan, knocked this video out of the park. We’re beyond proud of this one.”
The music video was produced with the help of partners Wes Edwards and Ryan Silver, the same duo from ACM and CMA Award-winning video of their hit, “It Ain’t My Fault” along with “Shoot Me Straight” video. An iconic team still creating country cinematic history.
We don’t want to give it all away, however, so take a look at the “I Don’t Remember Me (Before You)” music video yourselves and let us know what you think!
I Don’t Remember Me Video
If you’re not too busy tearing up, feel free to sing along with the words below:
I Don’t Remember Me (Before You) Lyrics
[Verse 1]
Did I stop and watch the sunset fade?
What gave me life and took my breath away?
Did I take a last-call stranger home
So I wouldn’t have to wake up alone?
[Chorus]
I heard I was a wild one
I feel like a child, son
But I really don’t recall
Heard I was a fast one
Always was last one
Waitin’ for the other shoe to fall
I’ve seen pictures
And I’ve heard stories
‘Bout the boy I used to be
But I don’t remember me
[Verse 2]
Was I just another ghost in this town?
Who was I when no one was around?
Did I even know what I was livin’ with?
Who are my favorite songs about?
[Chorus]
I heard I was a wild one
I feel like a child, son
But I really don’t recall
Heard I was a fast one
Always was last one
Waitin’ for the other shoe to fall
I’ve seen pictures
And I’ve heard stories
‘Bout the boy I used to be
But I don’t remember me
[Bridge]
Was my heart beatin’ in my chest?
And was I even alive before the day we met?
[Chorus]
I heard I was a wild one
I feel like a child, son
Heard I was a fast one
Always was last one
Waitin’ for the other shoe to fall
I’ve seen pictures
And I’ve heard stories
‘Bout the boy I used to be
But I don’t remember me
No, I don’t remember me before you
