Woke up this morning With you in our bed Going over and over
Everything you said Who talk you how to speak The words that you say
I've always wanted to Be talked to that way Love has made Has made you unafraid
Watching my children Finding their way Thru struggles and triumphs
And heartbreak I hope the roads they take Are making them strong
I'll still be on my knees Long after they're gone Love has made
Love has made Love has made Has made me unafraid
My lovely mother Is getting on in years And the way her body's aging
Brings her girls to tears The way she trembles with Each effort she makes
She just says Heaven's Getting closer each day Love has made
Love has made Love has made Has made her unafraid
Love could make Love can make Love will make Make you unafraid. (sing365)
This poignant ballad is about Pop music singer-songwriter Amy Grant's mother. "Her childhood was not easy. Her parents divorced when she was two. Her dad died when she was a little girl. And so with us, she always had a kind of vulnerability. But I always knew she loved me. She was very gracious and kind. My mom would say things to me when I was growing up like 'Don't worry, Amy. A woman's most beautiful years are 35 to 45.' Which really takes the heat off when you're looking at pimples in the mirror, or even when you cross the threshold of being 21: 'Woo-hoo, you can order a beer.' But for her to have the wisdom to say when you're really going to feel beautiful, and that will translate to looking beautiful, is when you have life under your belt. I just love that. Totally took the heat off. Don't worry. Thirty-five, I'll be there." (songfacts)
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