Introduction
“Didn’t We” is a poignant ballad originally written and recorded by Jimmy Webb in 1968. The song was subsequently covered by numerous artists, including Engelbert Humperdinck, whose rendition became a significant hit in 1969.
Webb, a prolific songwriter known for his introspective and evocative lyrics, penned “Didn’t We” as a reflection on a lost love and the bittersweet memories that remain. The song’s melancholic melody and Webb’s poignant lyrics, which explore themes of regret, longing, and the passage of time, resonated deeply with audiences.
Engelbert Humperdinck’s version of “Didn’t We” showcased his smooth vocals and romantic style, further enhancing the song’s emotional impact. Released in 1969, it climbed the charts, solidifying Humperdinck’s position as a prominent figure in the music industry and adding another classic to his repertoire.