She Lives In Color
Shooter Jennings · Wolf [2007]
So beautiful you shut my mouth
No need to read our love aloud
Go on and put those candles out
And gone to me
Had a feeling since I was three
That there was something else inside of me
That I didn't want the world to see
You're the one that brought that out of me
She is a diamond, who shatters like glass
She lives in color, in a world white and black, and after it all
There were times when things got bad
I didn't want to see the love you had
There were friends and lovers in my wake
Like a lighthouse you sailed me in safe
She is a diamond, who shatters like glass
She lives in color, in a world white and black, and after it all
She Lives In Color
Shooter Jennings' 2007 album Wolf marked a significant evolution in his musical identity, blending country roots with alternative rock sensibilities. As the son of Waylon Jennings, Shooter has long navigated the intersection of traditional storytelling and modern sonic textures. She Lives In Color stands as a standout track within this collection, reflecting the album's broader exploration of vivid imagery and emotional depth. The recording showcases Jennings' ability to craft narratives that feel both intimate and expansive, utilizing a dynamic arrangement that supports his distinctive vocal delivery. This work contributes to a discography that continues to challenge genre boundaries, offering listeners a compelling glimpse into an artist who refuses to be confined by a single style. The song remains a testament to the creative energy that defined this pivotal era in his career.