Pecos mountains in the fading light
Shadows stretching 'til
They're clean out of sight
How could anything that felt so right
At the same time feel so wrong
At the same time feel so wrong
All these questions, baby, all these fears
Kept me running through
The best of my years
I pray this storm inside me someday clears
But these scars run so damn deeply
But these scars run so damn deep in me
There's a reason for everything, they say
That's under the sun
For every reason to stay
I find a reason to run
I find a reason to run
Seems I've always had these friends of mine
The smoke, the bottle, and the fine white line
To keep me company through the crush of time
But these changes come so slowly
And these changes come so slow to me
There's a reason for everything, they sayThat's under the sky
For every reason to love
There's a reason to cry
There's a reason for everything, they say
That's under the sun
For every reason to stay
I find a reason to run
I find a reason to run
Dan Fogelberg (1951-2007) was an American singer-songwriter, musician, and composer. Born in Peoria, Illinois, Fogelberg began his musical career in the 1970s, quickly gaining a reputation for his catchy melodies and introspective lyrics. His debut album, "Home Free", released in 1972, marked the beginning of a long and prolific career. Among his most notable successes are "The Leader of the Band", "Longer Than Forever", and "Same Old Lang Syne". Fogelberg was a versatile artist who explored various musical genres, including folk, rock, and country. His music is often characterized by a romantic sensibility and a nostalgic atmosphere. Fogelberg died in 2007 from pancreatic cancer. His musical legacy continues to be enjoyed by millions of fans worldwide.
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