This is one of his best renditions of the song… for an award show, he nails it.

“Hello Darlin'” is one of the most famous songs by country music legend Conway Twitty. The song was written and recorded by Twitty in 1970 and was released as a single that same year. It became Twitty’s first number one hit on the country charts and is now considered one of his signature songs.

The song is a classic example of traditional country music, with a simple melody and heartfelt lyrics that tell a story of lost love and regret. The lyrics are poignant and relatable, and the song’s theme of lost love resonates with listeners of all ages and backgrounds.

The song begins with Twitty greeting his former lover, expressing his pleasure at seeing her again after a long absence. He tells her that she is just as lovely as she used to be and asks about her new love, hoping that she is happy. He then admits that he is not doing well himself, as he cannot sleep and cries all night until dawn.

Twitty then apologizes to his former lover for the way he treated her, expressing his regret and telling her that he loves her and misses her. He asks for one last kiss and embrace, hoping to recapture some of the warmth and affection they once shared.

The song’s emotional power is undeniable, and its simple melody and heartfelt lyrics have made it a favorite of country music fans for over 50 years. Its enduring popularity has also led to numerous covers by other artists, cementing its place as a classic of the genre.