It sure felt like forever
When we were together
Imagine my surprise
When You Told Me It Was Over
Threw your coat over your shoulder
And walked out of my life
You said that it was just infatuation
Something I'd get over soon enough
But it hurts like love
And it feels like heartache
You were here in my arms
Then you were gone
And now it's just too late
It's a crying shame
After all of this pain
I'm still not sure just what it was
But it hurts like love
I don't know how it happened
I gave it all my passion
Believing it was real
I was sure that it could save you
But all it ever gave you
Was this emptiness I feel
I know that it's only an illusion
But every night that I don't feel your touch
But it hurts like love
And it feels like heartache
You were here in my arms
Then you were gone
And now it's just too late
It's a crying shame
After all of this pain
I'm still not sure just what it was
But it hurts like love
I'm still not sure just what it was
But it hurts like love
Tanya Denise Tucker (1958) is an American country music singer-songwriter, considered one of the most powerful and influential voices in the genre. She began her career at age 13 with the single "Delta Dawn", which became a national hit in 1972. Throughout the 1970s and 1980s, she achieved numerous successes, including "What's Your Mama's Name?", "Strong Enough to Bend", and "Texas (When I Die)". Tucker has been nominated for several Grammy and CMA Awards, and in 2019 she won her first Grammy Award for the album "While I'm Livin'", a triumphant return after a long hiatus. Her music is characterized by a powerful vocal delivery, emotional lyrics, and influences from traditional country and pop music. Tanya Tucker remains an iconic figure in the country music landscape.
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