Starting All Over Again [Live]

Daryl Hall · Other Songs - Daryl Hall

Starting all over again



Starting all over again is gonna be rough, so rough

But we're gonna make it

Starting all over as friends is gonna be tough, on us

But we gotta face it



We lost what we had that's why it hurt so bad

It set us back a thousand years

We're gonna make it up though it's gonna be rough

To erase all the hurt and tears



Starting all over again is gonna be hard

But I pray that the love will help us make it

Starting all over again is gonna be slow

But we both know that we can make it



We gotta take life as it comes, oh dear

Never, never, never worry about who's right or wrong

It's an uphill climb to the finish line

We're gonna try just more time, one more time



Starting all over again is gonna be rough, so rough

But we're gonna make it

Starting all over as friends is gonna be tough, on us

But we gotta face it



Starting all over again is gonna be hard

But I pray that the love will help us make it

Starting all over again is gonna be slow

We both know that we're gonna make it



Starting all over again is gonna be rough, so rough

But we're gonna make it

About Starting All Over Again [Live]

Daryl Hall's "Starting All Over Again [Live]" captures the raw energy of his signature soulful R&B and pop style, showcasing his ability to deliver heartfelt vocals and infectious rhythms. Recorded during a live performance, the track highlights his mastery of groove and emotional delivery, characteristic of his work alongside his long-time collaborator O'Kelly in the 1980s. This recording exemplifies the warmth and authenticity that defined Hall's career, resonating with audiences through its smooth melodies and relatable themes of renewal and connection. As a staple of his discography, the song remains a testament to his enduring influence on contemporary music, blending classic soul elements with accessible pop sensibilities that have kept his sound relevant for decades. The live setting further emphasizes the dynamic interplay and vocal power that made his performances a defining feature of the era.