Never Love You Again Lyrics by Post Malone

"Never Love You Again" is the twelfth track from Post Malone's sixth studio album, "F-1 Trillion", featuring Sierra Ferrell. Released on August 16, 2024, through Republic Records and Mercury Records, the song marks Post Malone's deeper dive into country music. Written by Post Malone, Louis Bell, Charlie Handsome, Chris Tompkins, and Rhett Akins, and produced by Louis Bell and Charlie Handsome, it blends traditional country elements with Posty's signature raspy vocals and Sierra Ferrell's haunting harmonies. The track debuted live at the 2024 ACM Awards, showcasing a melancholic, steel-guitar-driven ballad distinct from his pop-infused hits.

The lyrics paint a poignant farewell, using vivid imagery like a "bad moon" and a "glass of Forget Me" to convey heartbreak and resignation. The protagonist wrestles with leaving a lover, claiming he’ll "never love again" to ease the pain of departure. Lines like "Save some forgiveness for me" and "this ain’t no ol’ cowboy western" underscore finality, rejecting nostalgic tropes for a raw, unromantic breakup. The chorus’s repetition of "I’ll love you ’til tomorrow" juxtaposes fleeting devotion with permanent detachment.

Post Malone revealed in interviews that he was nervous debuting the song live but embraced the challenge of exploring country music. Collaborating with Sierra Ferrell added authenticity, her ethereal voice complementing his gritty delivery. Critics praised the track’s traditional instrumentation and emotional depth, noting it as a standout on "F-1 Trillion". Fans celebrated the duo’s chemistry, especially during their joint performance at the "One Night in Nashville" show.