Adam's Song
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Adam's Song
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We don't want to say goodbye we don't want to feel that empty
But it's time to face the dawn head on
When there's something in the wind when the days go getting shorter
And the nights run cold and clear down here
We'll take each new day to give what we need to do our part
While were learning how to live with a lifelong broken heart
And we never will forget it's a privilege to remember
The sound of days gone past will last
We can see you in the stars come some vivid night in November
With the last few leaves that fall recall
Surely each new day will give what we need to do our part
To keep learning how to live with a lifelong broken heart
Oh you beautiful one so clearly a gift life had designs of its own
To set you adrift
So go lightly where you must travel soft upon new wings
You will never be alone go on
When we cannot understand when we cannot find new meaning
We'll seek out the ones you loved and love
Taking each new day to give what we need to do our part
To keep learning how to live with a lifelong broken heart
Were just learning how to live with a lifelong broken heart
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Who performs "Adam's Song"?
Rodney Crowell performs "Adam's Song", and this lyric page sits inside the Rodney Crowell catalog on LyroVerse.
Are there related songs to explore after "Adam's Song"?
Yes. The related section below points to Above and Beyond and I Don't Fall In Love So Easy with a short reason for opening each page next.
Where can I find more songs by Rodney Crowell?
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