The song "Don't Seem Like We've Been Together All Our Lives" by Merle Haggard addresses the passage of time and the enduring love between two partners. The lyrics reflect on a relationship that has lasted for twenty years, yet still feels as fresh as it did in the beginning. The singer is moved by the fact that love has not faded away despite the passing of time. Throughout the song, Haggard observes that their life together has flown by and the milestones, such as the birth of their child, seem like they only just happened. He also acknowledges that he didn't expect their love to have lasted this long. The lyrics express an appreciation for the enduring nature of their relationship and suggest that their love will continue into their "twilight years." Overall, the song celebrates the strength and longevity of the bond between two people who have stood by each other for twenty years. Despite the challenges, ups, and downs, the love no longer seems like it's been a lifetime but as a relationship that has stood the test of time.
