Natalie Cole - Someone That I Used To Love

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From the 1980 Capitol album, "Don't Look Back"

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Back in the 80s, I sang this song in my show at The Golden Nugget casino in Atlantic City and one time, Ms. Natalie Cole herself was playing in the big showroom. I sent a 'fan letter' to her dressing room and told her how much I admired her and that I was doing this song in my show. That night after her own show, she came to see my last show of the night. I was thrilled! There is an unwritten rule in the biz that if someone famous comes to see your show, they stay at their table and you go out to them afterwards to say hello and thank them for coming. They don''t come to you. But not so with Natalie. She came running up to me after my show and was so kind and complimentary and down to earth. Just a lovely person. I'll never forget it. Rest in Peace, Natalie.

ctgedge

One of the most beautiful songs ever, sung by a lovely woman.

singsonggirl

when i was a child with no understanding about intimate or special love... i listen to this song when my grandma fell asleep but the record player still plays and this song is on the track.. i felt sad that time and i understand that this song is all about two people parting ways and the woman on the song that she only used to love that man. listening to this song now is so different from the past, sounds kind weird if i visualizes like watching a TV with slight static... and now i realize we had HIFI systems from the past

greyson

She had bigger hit songs, but this is my favorite. Rest well, Natalie, and we will always love you and your beautiful voice.

johnnyev

Her father would have been so proud of her.

avdreader

I loved this song when I was much younger and remember when Kanye West sampled it in "Heard 'Em Say" featuring Adam Levine. Rest in peace Miss Cole. You will be missed.

sampanyc

This song is heavy....some old flames never die out.

JeriBuckner

This song used to make me cry when I was a kid.

shmuli

This is one of Natalie's most bittersweet, beautiful songs.

cakebakerb

Natalie, you "are" missed!
Rest now in Power and Peace my beloved sister. ❤❤❤❤❤

sidneybrown

To me this was her finest song. Streisand attempted it but could not top Natalie's delivery. 5/2020

patrickryan

Love this song... R.I.P., Natalie... she overcame drug addiction...

fakerating

I love her rendition of this song. She was adept at so many different styles of music; Pop, R&B, Jazz, Adult Contemporary...Her talent will sorely be missed.

mikex