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Introduction
Hey there! So, have you ever stumbled upon a song that feels like it’s been woven from the very threads of timeless love? That’s exactly the feeling you get when you listen to “As Long as I Live” by the legendary Red Foley and Kitty Wells. It’s like finding an old love letter tucked away in a drawer, filled with sincerity and warmth that never fades.
Picture this: it’s the 1950s, a golden era for country music, where heartfelt duets were all the rage. Red Foley and Kitty Wells, two monumental figures in the genre, came together to create something truly special. Their voices blend so perfectly, it’s as if they were always meant to sing this love story together. You can almost hear the sincerity in their voices, a testament to the genuine emotions that country music is known for.
What makes this song stand out is its simplicity and honesty. The lyrics speak of unwavering devotion and promise, something that anyone who’s ever been in love can relate to. It’s like they’ve captured that pure, unshakeable belief in love’s endurance. Listening to it, you might find yourself reminiscing about your first crush or that one person you swore you’d be with forever.
And here’s a little nugget to ponder: isn’t it fascinating how songs like this, despite being decades old, can still strike a chord with us today? Maybe it’s because, at the heart of it, the themes of love and commitment are just as relevant now as they were back then.
So, next time you’re in the mood for some music that feels like a warm hug, give “As Long as I Live” a listen. It’s a beautiful reminder that true love is timeless, and sometimes, the simplest promises are the most profound. What’s your favorite love song that never fails to move you?
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Lyrics
[Chorus]
As long as I live, if it be one hour
Or if it be one hundred years
I’ll keep rememberin’, for-ever and e-ver
I’ll love you dear, as long as I live.
It was easy said, that night we part ed
That we’d forget, we’d ever met
I haven’t forgotten, I wonder if you have
Or if your heart, is full of re- gret.
[Chorus]
I never thought, that night we parted
That life without you, would be this bad
It may sound funny, but I can’t forget you
The only happiness, I’ve ever had.