A Lesson In Love Gordon Lightfoot
"A Lesson In Love" by Gordon Lightfoot, released in 1978, is a #Folk song that explores themes of love, heartbreak, and personal growth. The lyrics reflect on the lessons learned from romantic relationships, emphasizing the bittersweet nature of love. Lightfoot's emotive storytelling and melodic guitar work enhance its poignant message. The song resonates with listeners, showcasing the complexities of love and loss.
[Verse 1]
Nothing is for certain
That's what the showman said
First you must open the curtain
And stand 'em on their heads
[Verse 2]
There can be no inhibitions
No prima donna ways
If you wanna pass the audition
And times is tough these days
[Verse 3]
Remember when Mr. Barnum
Presented Jenny Lind
They named a candy after her
A circus after him
[Verse 4]
End of my story
The rest is history
She in all of her glory
He lived quietly
[Verse 5]
He needed her, she needed him
As sure as the skies above
In a way it was for them
A lesson in love
A lesson in love
Nothing is for certain
That's what the showman said
First you must open the curtain
And stand 'em on their heads
[Verse 2]
There can be no inhibitions
No prima donna ways
If you wanna pass the audition
And times is tough these days
[Verse 3]
Remember when Mr. Barnum
Presented Jenny Lind
They named a candy after her
A circus after him
[Verse 4]
End of my story
The rest is history
She in all of her glory
He lived quietly
[Verse 5]
He needed her, she needed him
As sure as the skies above
In a way it was for them
A lesson in love
A lesson in love
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