SUSAN MCCANN
- Once A Day Lyrics / with translationsWhen you found somebody new
I thought I never would
Forget you for I thought
then I never could
But time has taken all the pains away
until now I'm down to hurtin' once a day
Once a day
all day long
and once a night
from dusk till dawn
The only time
I wish you weren't gone
is once a day, every day all day long
I'm so glad that I'm not like a girl I knew one time
She lost the one she loved then slowly lost her mind
She sat around and cried her life away oh lucky me I'm
only cryin' once a day
Once a day all day long...
Once a day every day all day long.
I thought I never would
Forget you for I thought
then I never could
But time has taken all the pains away
until now I'm down to hurtin' once a day
Once a day
all day long
and once a night
from dusk till dawn
The only time
I wish you weren't gone
is once a day, every day all day long
She lost the one she loved then slowly lost her mind
She sat around and cried her life away oh lucky me I'm
only cryin' once a day
Once a day all day long...
Once a day every day all day long.
Facts about Once A Day
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Once A Day is written by Bill Anderson, Don Bowman.
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When we delve into what the artist truly meant to convey, Susan McCann's song 'Once A Day' describes the emotional suffering which people endure after experiencing a romantic breakup and the gradual process through which they achieve recovery. The singer compares their experience to someone who couldn't recover from losing love, highlighting the gratitude for being able to cope better by only crying once a day. The lyrics of Once a Day mainly focus on six emotional states which include heartbreak and despair and angst and reflection and love. The song emphasizes how people must experience heartbreak and loss in order to successfully manage their grief. The lyrics express themes of longing and emotional pain but do so in a manner that is suitable for all ages. The content contains no profanity or violent material or adult themes which would require an increased rating.
Who wrote Once A Day lyrics?
Once A Day is written by Bill Anderson, Don Bowman.
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What is the meaning behind Once A Day lyrics?
When we delve into what the artist truly meant to convey, Susan McCann's song 'Once A Day' describes the emotional suffering which people endure after experiencing a romantic breakup and the gradual process through which they achieve recovery. The singer compares their experience to someone who couldn't recover from losing love, highlighting the gratitude for being able to cope better by only crying once a day. The lyrics of Once a Day mainly focus on six emotional states which include heartbreak and despair and angst and reflection and love. The song emphasizes how people must experience heartbreak and loss in order to successfully manage their grief. The lyrics express themes of longing and emotional pain but do so in a manner that is suitable for all ages. The content contains no profanity or violent material or adult themes which would require an increased rating.
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Once A Day
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