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Artist/Band:
Dan Fogelberg
Lyrics for Song: Hard To Say
Lyrics for Album: Wishing On The Moon [2005]
Lucky at love? Well, maybe so
There's still a lot of things you'll never know
Like why each time the sky begins to snow, you cry.
You're faithful to her in your careless way
And so you miss her when she's far away
But every time you think you've got it straight, you fall
You face the future with a weary past
Those dreams you banked upon are fading fast
You know you love her but it may not last, you fear
It's never easy and it's never clear
Who's to navigate & who's to steer
And so you flounder drifting ever near the rocks
It's hard to say where love went wrong
It's hard to say just when
It's hard to walk away from love
It may never come again
You do your best to keep your hand in play
Try to keep those lonesome blues at bay
You think you're winning but it's hard to say sometimes
It's hard to say where love went wrong
It's hard to say just when....(It's so hard to say)
It's hard to walk away from love
It may never come again
Lucky at love? Well, maybe so
There's still a lot of things you'll never know
Like why each time the sky begins to snow you cry
You cry
You still have to cry
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Hard To Say
Dan Fogelberg was a defining voice in American folk-rock, celebrated for his intricate guitar work and introspective songwriting. His discography spans decades, featuring enduring classics that explore themes of nature, memory, and human connection. Hard To Say appears on the 2005 compilation Wishing On The Moon, showcasing the artist's signature melodic sensibility. This recording reflects the polished production style characteristic of his later career, where he often blended acoustic textures with orchestral arrangements. Fogelberg's ability to craft emotionally resonant narratives ensured his lasting influence on the genre. The song stands as part of a broader catalogue that includes beloved tracks like Leader Of The Band and Illinois, cementing his reputation as a master of the singer-songwriter tradition. |
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| Album Lyrics: Wishing On The Moon [2005] |
Dan Fogelberg
"Wishing On The Moon [2005]"
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