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Artist/Band: Skeeter Davis
Lyrics for Song: Loving Him Was Easier
Lyrics for Album: Bring It on Home (RCA Victor) [1972]



(Kris Kristofferson)



I have seen the morning burning golden on the mountain in the skies

Aching with the feeling of the freedom of an eagle when he flies

Turning on the world the way he smiled upon my soul as I lay dying

Healing as the colors in the sunshine and the shadows of his eyes.



Waking in the morning to the feeling of his fingers on my skin

Wiping out the traces of the people and the places that I've been

Teaching me that yesterday was something that I'd never thought of trying

Talking of tomorrow and the money love and time we had to spend

Loving him was easier than anything I'll ever do again.



Coming close together with a feeling that I'd never known before in my time

I ain't ashamed to be a woman or afraid to be a friend

I don't know the answer to the easy way he opened every door in my mind

But dreaming was as easy as believing it was never gonna end

And loving him was easier than anything I'll ever do again.



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Loving him was easier than anything I'll ever do again.



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Loving him was easier than anything I'll ever do again...


Loving Him Was Easier

Skeeter Davis remains a defining figure in country music, celebrated for her powerful vocals and emotional depth. While best known for her 1962 hit 'The End Not to Be,' her later work continued to showcase her versatility and enduring appeal. 'Loving Him Was Easier' appears on her 1972 album Bring It on Home, a period where Davis explored diverse themes within the genre. The track reflects her signature ability to convey complex heartbreak and resilience through straightforward, poignant storytelling. Throughout her career, Davis navigated shifts in country styles, maintaining a presence that resonated with audiences seeking authentic vocal performances. This recording stands as a testament to her consistent artistry and her significant contribution to the country music catalogue during the early 1970s.


Album Lyrics: Bring It on Home (RCA Victor) [1972]


Skeeter Davis
"Bring It on Home (RCA Victor) [1972]"


1. Bring It on Home
2. Never Ending Song of Love
3. He Loved Me Too Little
4. Take Me Home Country Roads
5. Loving Him Was Easier
6. All I Ever Wanted Was Love
7. Just As Soon As I Get Over Loving You
8. Reason to Believe
9. Night They Drove Old Dixie Down