Easier

Faith Evans · Other Songs - Faith Evans

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Kandi:

I was in misery without you

I could not imagine life without you

It was such a painful thing to go through

Have you being taken away

But I, I dried my tears

Even though it took a couple of years

I guess I had to just get over my fears

Of being alone

But it gets...



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It gets, it gets easier

Without you

I won't feel right

I can't feel right

Without you

But it gets, it gets easier



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Faith:

I thought my life was over without you

Thought I would be oh so sad darling

'Cause you left me here to face all my fears

All by myself, with nobody else

Now that you're gone, I just got to move on

But my love will never change

It'll always stay the same

I felt you were gone, the lonely nights alone

I get weak, then I'm strong

It gets easier



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Kandi:

Sometimes it's really hard to just let go



Faith:

Don't feel like movin' on, oh, yet I know



Kandi & Faith:

Just breathin' air is hard to bare

When the one that you love is not there



Faith:

Thoughts of you sit heavy on my mind



Kandi:

I always reminisce on our good times



Kandi & Faith

I just take it day by day

I know that it'll never be easy

But I can say, it gets easier



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Easier - Faith Evans

Faith Evans delivers a soulful R&B recording titled 'Easier' that exemplifies her signature blend of vocal warmth and melodic sensitivity. Released during the late 1990s, the track showcases her ability to convey deep emotion through her voice, a hallmark of her career that bridged R&B and pop sensibilities. The song reflects the era's focus on intimate storytelling and smooth production, characteristic of artists like Evans who prioritized lyrical clarity and vocal texture over complex arrangements. As part of her broader discography, 'Easier' stands as a testament to her consistent output of high-quality recordings that resonated with audiences seeking authentic soulful expression. The track remains a notable example of her work from this period, highlighting her enduring presence in the genre.