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Tanya Tucker I've Learned To Live Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 7.36/10 [14 votes]Album: Can't Run from Yourself / Original Release Date: 1992Genre: CountrySong Duration: 3 min 20 sec
TANYA TUCKER
- I've Learned To Live Lyrics / with translationsLike a child lost in the wilderness
I knew not where to go
Surrounded by the emptiness
Of a love that left me cold
I stumbled through that darkness
Of nights that have no stars
And days that have no sunshine
To warm my naked heart
Like a bird in flight brought down by stones
From an unknown assailant's sling
A stranger took you from my arms
And I lost everything, In days to come I nearly ran
Out of ways to stay alive
But through it all I never lost
The will to survive
(And)
I'm not over you and I doubt that I'll ever be
But I've learned to live
And you won't be the death of me, oh no
Yes, I've learned to live and I'm doing well
But I'm not over you
Like a thief who takes just what he needs
And leaves the rest behind
You took the heart right out of me
And left me with my mind
And I've almost went out of it
At times believed I did
But gradually I learned you're someone
I'll have to live with
('Cause)
I'm not over you and I doubt that I'll ever be
But I've learned to live
And you won't be the death of me, oh no
Yes, I've learned to live and I'm doing well
But I'm not over you
I'm not over you and I doubt that I'll ever be
But I've learned to live
And you won't be the death of me, oh no
Yes, I've learned to live and I'm doing well
But I'm not over you
I knew not where to go
Surrounded by the emptiness
Of a love that left me cold
I stumbled through that darkness
Of nights that have no stars
And days that have no sunshine
To warm my naked heart
Like a bird in flight brought down by stones
From an unknown assailant's sling
A stranger took you from my arms
And I lost everything, In days to come I nearly ran
Out of ways to stay alive
But through it all I never lost
The will to survive
(And)
I'm not over you and I doubt that I'll ever be
But I've learned to live
And you won't be the death of me, oh no
Yes, I've learned to live and I'm doing well
But I'm not over you
And leaves the rest behind
You took the heart right out of me
And left me with my mind
And I've almost went out of it
At times believed I did
But gradually I learned you're someone
I'll have to live with
('Cause)
I'm not over you and I doubt that I'll ever be
But I've learned to live
And you won't be the death of me, oh no
Yes, I've learned to live and I'm doing well
But I'm not over you
I'm not over you and I doubt that I'll ever be
But I've learned to live
And you won't be the death of me, oh no
Yes, I've learned to live and I'm doing well
But I'm not over you
Facts about I've Learned To Live
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I've Learned To Live is written by Dean Dillon, Frank Dycus.
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It is first released in 1992 as part of Tanya Tucker's album "Can't Run from Yourself" which includes 10 tracks in total. This song is the 5th track on this album.
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When we ask ourselves what the song was truly meant to express, the song 'I've Learned To Live' by Tanya Tucker shows how someone recovers from heartbreak and death. The lyrics describe a person who feels complete emptiness after their heart breaks and they lose everything but learns to survive their pain through their life experience which contains elements of darkness and a broken heart and total life loss. The song explains how people experience heartbreak through their deep feelings of despair and their internal battles and their need for quiet time. The song shows how essential heartbreak and loss are to life while showing the process of overcoming emotional pain through their story of battles. The lyrics contain themes of heartbreak and emotional struggle which may not be suitable for very young children. The content remains suitable for older children who need parental guidance because it contains no strong language or violence or explicit material.
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I've Learned To Live falls under the genre Country.
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I've Learned To Live song length is 3 minutes and 20 seconds.
Who wrote I've Learned To Live lyrics?
I've Learned To Live is written by Dean Dillon, Frank Dycus.
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When was I've Learned To Live released?
It is first released in 1992 as part of Tanya Tucker's album "Can't Run from Yourself" which includes 10 tracks in total. This song is the 5th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind I've Learned To Live lyrics?
When we ask ourselves what the song was truly meant to express, the song 'I've Learned To Live' by Tanya Tucker shows how someone recovers from heartbreak and death. The lyrics describe a person who feels complete emptiness after their heart breaks and they lose everything but learns to survive their pain through their life experience which contains elements of darkness and a broken heart and total life loss. The song explains how people experience heartbreak through their deep feelings of despair and their internal battles and their need for quiet time. The song shows how essential heartbreak and loss are to life while showing the process of overcoming emotional pain through their story of battles. The lyrics contain themes of heartbreak and emotional struggle which may not be suitable for very young children. The content remains suitable for older children who need parental guidance because it contains no strong language or violence or explicit material.
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Which genre is I've Learned To Live?
I've Learned To Live falls under the genre Country.
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How long is the song I've Learned To Live?
I've Learned To Live song length is 3 minutes and 20 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Dean Dillon, Frank DycusRecord Label(s): 1992 Capitol Records Nashville All rights reserved Unauthorized reproduction is a violation of applicable laws Manufactured by Capitol Records Nas
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