You'll never be the sun Turning in the sky
And you won't be the moon above us On a moonlit night
And you won't be the stars in heaven
Although they burn so bright
But even on the deepest ocean
You will be the light You may not always shine as you go Barefoot over stone
You might be so long together
Or you might walk alone
And you won't find that love comes easy
But that love is always right
So even when the dark clouds gather
You will be the light And if you lose the part inside
When love turns 'round on you
Leaving the past behind
Is knowing you'll do like you always do
Holding you blind
Keeping you true You'll never be the sun Turning in the sky
And you won't be the moon above us On a moonlit night
And you won't be the stars in heaven
Although they burn so bright
But even on the deepest ocean
You will be the light
You will be the light
You will be the light
Linda Maria Ronstadt (Tucson, July 15, 1946) is an American singer, songwriter, and actress. Considered one of the greatest voices of the 20th century, she has sold over 100 million records worldwide. She began her career in the 1960s with a folk-rock group called The Stone Poneys, achieving success with songs like "Different Drum". Throughout the 1970s and 1980s, she established herself as a solo artist, exploring diverse musical genres such as country, pop, opera, and mariachi. Among her most important albums are "Heart Like a Wheel", "Living in the USA" and "Canciones de Mi Padre". Ronstadt has won ten Grammy Awards and an Emmy Award for her musical and theatrical career. In 2013, she was struck by a neurodegenerative disease that forced her to retire from the stage.
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