"If You Loved A Liar (You'd Hug My Neck)" is a song recorded by George Jones. The lyrics tell a story of a person who deceives their partner repeatedly, taking advantage of their trust and love. The narrator admits to being a liar and acknowledges that the partner must think they are a fool for not being able to see through the lies. The narrator mentions running to someone else while saying one thing to their partner, believing that the partner does not suspect their unfaithfulness. The irony is that if the partner truly loved a liar, they would embrace and forgive them despite their deceit. The lyrics also express remorse for draining the partner of their faith and not showing concern for the love given. The narrator questions how their broken promises could regain the partner's respect, emphasizing that if the partner genuinely loved a liar, they would still show affection and understanding. Overall, the song reflects on the consequences of a dishonest and unfaithful relationship. It highlights the destructive nature of lies and the significance of true love and forgiveness, even in the face of deceit.
