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Reba McEntire Once You've Learned To Be Lonely Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 7.33/10 [15 votes]Album: Room to Breathe / Original Release Date: 2003-11-18Genre: CountrySong Duration: 4 min 27 sec
Once You've Learned To Be Lone
Reba McEntire
Reba McEntire
REBA MCENTIRE
- Once You've Learned To Be Lonely LyricsYou're asking me to open up
I'm tryin' my best to give enough
To keep this love alive
It wouldn't be so hard for me to do
If it hadn't have been for all my heart's been through
But once you've learned to be lonely
And lonely is the only thing you've known
It begins to feel like home
It becomes your comfort zone
Once you've learned to be without someone
And settle for the silence of an empty room
Oh,it changes you
There's a lot you have to undo
Once you've learned to be lonely
It becomes a habit of the heart
To be afraid and even start
To try and love again
I want to give you myself to you
But I've been alone that I'm scared to move
But once you've learned to be lonely
And lonely is the only thing you've known
It begins to feel like home
It becomes your comfort zone
Once you've learned to be without someone
And settle for the silence of an empty room
Oh,it changes you
There's a lot you have to undo
Once you've learned to be lonely
I've built walls but I feel them falling down
Touch by touch your love is my way out
But once you've learned to be lonely
And lonely is the only thing you've known
It begins to feel like home
It becomes your comfort zone
Once you've learned to be without someone
And settle for the silence of an empty room
Oh,it changes you
There's a lot you have to undo
Once you've learned to be lonely
There's a lot you have to undo
Once you've learned to be lonely
I'm tryin' my best to give enough
To keep this love alive
It wouldn't be so hard for me to do
If it hadn't have been for all my heart's been through
But once you've learned to be lonely
And lonely is the only thing you've known
It begins to feel like home
It becomes your comfort zone
Once you've learned to be without someone
And settle for the silence of an empty room
Oh,it changes you
There's a lot you have to undo
Once you've learned to be lonely
It becomes a habit of the heart
To be afraid and even start
To try and love again
I want to give you myself to you
But I've been alone that I'm scared to move
But once you've learned to be lonely
And lonely is the only thing you've known
It becomes your comfort zone
Once you've learned to be without someone
And settle for the silence of an empty room
Oh,it changes you
There's a lot you have to undo
Once you've learned to be lonely
I've built walls but I feel them falling down
Touch by touch your love is my way out
But once you've learned to be lonely
And lonely is the only thing you've known
It begins to feel like home
It becomes your comfort zone
Once you've learned to be without someone
And settle for the silence of an empty room
Oh,it changes you
There's a lot you have to undo
Once you've learned to be lonely
There's a lot you have to undo
Once you've learned to be lonely
Facts about Once You've Learned To Be Lonely
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Once You've Learned To Be Lonely is written by Candyce L. Cameron, Sharon Mary Vaughn, Raymond Charles Davis Jr..
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It is first released on November 18, 2003 as part of Reba McEntire's album "Room to Breathe" which includes 12 tracks in total. This song is the 3rd track on this album.
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When we delve into what the artist truly meant to convey, Reba McEntire's 'Once You've Learned To Be Lonely' is talking about the fear of being exposed emotionally after being alone for a long time, and that is done through the symbolism of loneliness being a protective but isolating emotional state. Once you've learned to be lonely lyrics are mainly focusing on solitude, on the one hand, and reflection, love, empowerment, and angst on the other. The song simultaneously highlights the significance of loneliness, fear of love, and healing as well as overcoming. The lyrics are dealing with the themes of loneliness, fear of love, and emotional vulnerability, which are already mature topics that could very well be suggested parental guidance for the kids. The wording is proper and there are no references to violence, nudity, or other adult content.
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Once You've Learned To Be Lonely falls under the genre Country.
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Once You've Learned To Be Lonely song length is 4 minutes and 27 seconds.
Who wrote Once You've Learned To Be Lonely lyrics?
Once You've Learned To Be Lonely is written by Candyce L. Cameron, Sharon Mary Vaughn, Raymond Charles Davis Jr..
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When was Once You've Learned To Be Lonely released?
It is first released on November 18, 2003 as part of Reba McEntire's album "Room to Breathe" which includes 12 tracks in total. This song is the 3rd track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Once You've Learned To Be Lonely lyrics?
When we delve into what the artist truly meant to convey, Reba McEntire's 'Once You've Learned To Be Lonely' is talking about the fear of being exposed emotionally after being alone for a long time, and that is done through the symbolism of loneliness being a protective but isolating emotional state. Once you've learned to be lonely lyrics are mainly focusing on solitude, on the one hand, and reflection, love, empowerment, and angst on the other. The song simultaneously highlights the significance of loneliness, fear of love, and healing as well as overcoming. The lyrics are dealing with the themes of loneliness, fear of love, and emotional vulnerability, which are already mature topics that could very well be suggested parental guidance for the kids. The wording is proper and there are no references to violence, nudity, or other adult content.
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Which genre is Once You've Learned To Be Lonely?
Once You've Learned To Be Lonely falls under the genre Country.
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How long is the song Once You've Learned To Be Lonely?
Once You've Learned To Be Lonely song length is 4 minutes and 27 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Candyce L. Cameron, Sharon Mary Vaughn, Raymond Charles Davis Jr.
Record Label(s): 2003 MCA Nashville, a Division of UMG Recordings, Inc
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