Love's Found A Shoulder

Nanci Griffith · Other Songs - Nanci Griffith

My friends think I'm crazy and maybe it's true

'Cause I'll go on and love you this way

Though I have discovered that you love another

And hardly remember my name



My youth was so crazy my heart was so lazy

Love never could stand me still

But, love's found a shoulder now that I'm older

With plenty of time to kill



I wish you well for your new love

'Cause true love is so hard to hold

You'll be the one that I dream of

Till I find a love of my own

Now, here I am standin' in the cold winter rain

If hearts were of wool I'd be warm

I've known some kind hearts and I've touched a few

Though I never claim one for my own



My youth was so crazy my heart was so lazy

Love never could stand me still

But, love's found a shoulder now that I'm older

With plenty of time to kill

Love's Found A Shoulder

Nanci Griffith's 'Love's Found A Shoulder' stands as a poignant exploration of intimacy and vulnerability within her distinctive acoustic folk repertoire. Recorded in the late 1990s, the track exemplifies Griffith's signature ability to weave personal narrative with universal themes of emotional reliance. The song features her characteristic vocal delivery, blending warmth with a reflective tone that underscores the quiet strength found in shared burdens. As part of her extensive discography spanning decades, this recording reflects her deep engagement with Americana and traditional songwriting structures. The piece captures a moment of connection, highlighting Griffith's enduring capacity to transform simple observations into resonant musical statements that resonate across generations of listeners.