"Still Thinkin' Bout You" by Big Jim Davis is a heartfelt country honky-tonk track that explores the intriguing possibilities when a high school crush is unexpectedly reignited after a reunion decades later. The song delves into the theme of rekindled romance, a sentiment that resonates with many listeners.

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STILL THINKIN’ BOUT YOU
James Boyd Davis

INTRO 
You washed over me, like a hurricane.
Knocked me off my feet, didn’t know your name.
Don’t know what to do, still thinkin’ bout you.

You said remember when, we were back in school.
You had a crush on me, you thought I was cool.
Don’t know what to do, still thinkin’ bout you.

CHORUS
You got into my brain, drove me insane.
Took a piece of my heart, tore me apart.
Don’t know what to do, still thinkin’ bout you.

SLIDE GUITAR 

You cast a spell on me, now I can’t get free.
No matter how I try, can’t let it be.
Don’t know what to do, still thinkin’ bout you.

CHORUS
You got into my brain, drove me insane.
Took a piece of my heart, tore me apart.
Don’t know what to do, still thinkin’ bout you.

OUTRO

Still Thinkin Bout You

Big Jim Davis started writing songs at the age of 15, and decades later he believes he’s delivering his best work yet. 

Throughout his life, Big Jim Davis has pulled inspiration from a wide variety of heavy hitters. Asking him to narrow down his influences is as he puts it “not possible.” The likes of blues greats Muddy Waters, Howlin’ Wolf, John Lee Hooker, and B.B. King, country and rockabilly stars Johnny Cash and Carl Perkins, and classic rock  groups Cream, The Yardbirds and the Zombies have each given him lessons in not only songwriting but performance, delivery, and grace. Today he’s taken all he’s learned from the greats both past and present, as well as his own life experiences and created a healthy amount of music that comes in hues of Blues, Country, and Rock. All the while, personal homages to his life and the universal feelings of love, loss and then some flow through his music.

A multi-instrumentalist who takes on the guitar, bass, banjo, keyboard, piano and harmonica, Big Jim Davis has proven time and time again to be a master of his craft. He spends much of his time in his studio crafting music, but occasionally performs with local bands in the Los Angeles area and his home state of Tennessee.