Life Without You

Album: In Step (1989)
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  • Oo oo now baby... tell me how have you been
    We all have missed you... and the way you grin
    The day is necessary... every now and then
    For souls to move on... givin' life back again, and again
    Fly on fly on....fly on my friend
    Go on... live again... love again

    Day after day... night after night
    Sittin' here singin' every minute... as the years go passing by... by, by, by

    Long look in the mirror... we've come face to face
    Wishin' all the love we took for granted... love we have today

    Life without you... all the love you passed my way
    The angels have waited for so long... now they have their way
    Take your place... Writer/s: STEVIE RAY VAUGHAN
    Publisher: Wixen Music Publishing
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

Comments: 12

  • Dallas from Kc MissouriWhat was he referencing when he spoke of what happened to a few of his friends dowm south??
  • Roy Stone from Princeton, KentuckyI love this song. It got me through the death of my son. And it still does. Play on Stevie!
  • Munnituaq from HereWow...
  • Vernon Bird from GaA masterpiece. And with a lesson. Appreciate others, treat them right, help when you can, and you might just make a the kind of friend you'll really miss when they depart this word.
  • CarlaI can’t listen to this song without crying. It was played at my sister’s funeral service during a slideshow of her. She loved SRV. it’s a beautiful song.
  • Deborah Ann from Colonial Heights, VaI only recently heard of Stevie Ray Vaughan. His concerts were being played by PBS over thirty years after his tragic flight accident. He was only 36 days from his birthday of age 36. I only saw him in a commercial of a minute or so, but had to watch the full program. What an impressive power house he was playing his guitar. I’ve never seen anyone play with such ease, and yet powerful. I was awestruck in my tracks. It made deeply sad to know how young he was when he passed. Such a great loss. The photos show him smiling and given a gentle, modest soul. I would have loved to have seen him in person playing his music.
  • Kay from LouisianaStevie Ray Vaughn was the greatest guitar artist of all times. A true legend in the music industry. He played the guitar like it was on fire! SRV made it talk to your soul.
  • Mary from MassachusettsMy heart pounds with gratitude and love
  • Rosanna from 71403, Lano other like him...
  • Cindy from San Jose,ca, CaThe Best!R.I.P.Stevie
  • Blake from Tahlequah, OkI agree stevie ray Vaughn is one of the greatest men ever to pick up a guitar.
  • Cristian from Houston, TxWhat a beautiful song.
    I'm surprised there's not more Stevie Ray Vaughan songs in here.
    Someone needs to do something about that. :)
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