(Mary Chapin Carpenter)
If you ever need to hear a voice in the middle of the night
When it seems so black outside that you can't remember
Light ever shone on you or the ones you love in this or another lifetime
And the voice you need to hear is the true and the trusted kind, with a soft
Familiar rhythm in these swirling, unsure times, when the waves are lapping in
And you're not sure you can swim, well here's the lifeline
If you ever need to feel a hand take up your own
When you least expect but want it more than you've ever known
Baby, here's that hand, and baby's here's my voice that's calling
This is love, all that ever was and will be
This is love
If you ever need some proof that time can heal your wounds, just step
Inside my heart and walk around these rooms; where the shadows used to be,
You can feel as well as see how peace can hover
Time's been here to fix what's broken with it's power and the love that
Smashed us both to bits spent it's last few hours calling out your name,
And I thought, this is the kind of pain from which we don't recover
But I'm standing here now with my heart held out to you
You would have thought a miracle was all that got us through
Well baby, all I know, all I know is I'm still standing
And this is love, all that ever was and will be
This is love, standing up for you baby, standing up for me
And I see you still and there's this catch in my throat;
And I just swallow hard till it leaves me
There's nothing in this world that can change what we know
Still I know I am here if you ever need me
And this is love
If you ever think of me, let it be around twilight, when the world has
Settled down, and the last round of sunlight is waning in the sky as you
Sit and watch the night descending
A car will pass out front with lovers at the wheel, a dog will bark out
Back, and children's voices peal over and under the air, you've been there,
Lost in the remembering
If you ever wish for things that are only in the past
Just remember that the wrong things aren't supposed to last
Baby, it's over and done, the rest is gonna come when you let it
And this is love, all that ever was and will be
This is love, when you let it baby, if you let it now
This is love, all that ever was and can be
This is love
Mary Chapin Carpenter is an American singer-songwriter and guitarist born in 1958 in Princeton, New Jersey. Known for her introspective songwriting and warm, reassuring voice, she achieved great success in the 1990s with albums like "Time*Sex*Love" (1992) and "Stones in the Road" (1994). Carpenter has been nominated for five Grammy Awards, winning the award for Best Female Country Vocal Performance in 1993 for the song "He Thinks He'll Keep Her". Among her most famous songs are also "Down at the Twist and Shout", "I Take My Chances" and "Passionate Kisses". Carpenter continues to record and perform, maintaining a loyal fan base who appreciate her authentic music and touching stories.
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