John Hiatt - Bring The Family

Learning How To Love You

I'm 34 years old now
And I've come to you
Baby I don't even know how
I got through

From the first kiss in the schoolyard
Til the last heart broke in two
I didn't know it would be so hard
Learning how to love you
There was a life that I was living
In some cracked rearview
Where no future was given
To a heart untrue

Still I thought that I was so strong
That my will could force me through
I didn't know it would be so long
Learning how to love you

BRIDGE:
I might have never realized
The courage in your kiss
And the sweet forgiveness in your eyes

Babe I know you've walked a mile
In someone else's shoes
Maybe you've left some faces smiling
Walking off your blues

And I don't pretend to know how
You ever saw it through
'Cause I only got to where I am now
Learning how to love you



Credits
Writer(s): John Hiatt
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Other Album Tracks

  1. Memphis In The Meantime
  2. Alone In The Dark
  3. Thing Called Love
  4. Lipstick Sunset
  5. Have A Little Faith In Me
  6. Thank You Girl
  7. Tip Of My Tongue
  8. Your Dad Did
  9. Stood Up
  10. Learning How To Love You

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Altri album

  1. Somethin' In The Air (Live San Francisco '89)
  2. Let's Fire It Up! (Live '95)
  3. Inside Job (Live 1994)
  4. Sonny, You Drivin'? (Bottom Line '88, The New York WNEW Broadcast, Remastered)
  5. New York 1979 (Live 1979)
  6. The Eclipse Sessions
  7. Poor Imitation of God
  8. Over The Hill
  9. Cry To Me
  10. Live in Austin, Texas, 1994

All Albums of John Hiatt >

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