Love Lives On 美国乡村新星甜美演绎

i reached for you this morning
woke up with empty arms
once again it's sinking in
how far away you are
i still pour two cups of coffee
and tell you all about my dreams
this kitchen's way to quiet
you should still be here with me

and even though i cry like crazy
even though it hurts so bad
i'm thankful for the time god gave me
even though we couldn't make it last
i'm learning how to live without you
even though i don't want to
and even with you gone love lives on

i still call your mom on sunday
it's good to hear her voice
she always tells me that same story
about her stubborn little boy
and i kept your favorite tshirt
you know the one i used to hate
ain't it funny how it's the one thing i
i just can't throw away

and even though i cry like crazy
even though it hurts so bad
i'm thankful for the time god gave me
even though we couldn't make it last
i'm learning how to live without you
even though i don't want to
and even with you gone love lives on

she comes with me on your birthday
little flowers in her hands
she's always known there's something missing
but to young to understand
and someday she's going to ask me
what kind of man you were
i'll tell her all the ways i loved you
and all of you i see in her

and even though i cry like crazy
even though it hurts so bad
i'm thankful for the love god gave me
and she's the perfect way to make it last
learning how to live without you
baby i don't want you to
but even with you gone
love lives on yeah

i reached for you this morning
woke up with empty arms

　　Mallary Hope is an American country music singer signed to MCA Nashville. She released her debut single, \"Love Lives On\", in July 2009, followed by an EP of the same name on August 4, 2009. This song has charted on Billboard Hot Country Songs.

　　Mallary Hope is an up-and-coming singer who recently released her debut three-song EP, which is available now in digital format. She has a beautifully soothing voice and uses it to its full effect on "Love Lives On," bringing all the sadness out of the song she wrote for her sister and anyone else who has a spouse in the military. When her sister became pregnant just before her husband left for an 18 month tour in Iraq, Hope asked if it had been planned, since the possibility of raising a child alone seemed daunting. Her sister answered, "Being married to a serviceman, you have to always be ready for the worst. If anything should happen to him in Iraq, at least I would have the baby to remember him by, and that would make it easier." Try not to get choked up as you watch her sing of a lost love -- the story line takes a powerful turn toward the end.