Plan To Marry Lucinda Williams
"Plan To Marry" by Lucinda Williams, released in 2003, is a #Country song that explores themes of love, commitment, and the complexities of relationships. The lyrics reflect a yearning for connection and the bittersweet nature of planning a future together. Williams’ emotive voice and poignant storytelling resonate deeply, highlighting her unique blend of folk and rock influences. The song captures the essence of longing and hope, making it relatable to many listeners.
When leaders can't be trusted
When heroes let us down
And innocence lies rusted
Frozen beneath the ground
And the destitute, isolated
Have all been forgotten
And the fruit trees we planted
Are withered and rotten
The abused and magnificent
Suffer from infection
And the promises were given
But never with intention
War becomes common place
Secrets overheard
And violence, big business
And love is just a word
Why do we marry?
Why do we fall in love?
Keep on believing in love
Because love
Love is a mighty sword
Love is our weapon
Love is the lesson
When heroes let us down
And innocence lies rusted
Frozen beneath the ground
And the destitute, isolated
Have all been forgotten
And the fruit trees we planted
Are withered and rotten
The abused and magnificent
Suffer from infection
And the promises were given
But never with intention
War becomes common place
Secrets overheard
And violence, big business
And love is just a word
Why do we marry?
Why do we fall in love?
Keep on believing in love
Because love
Love is a mighty sword
Love is our weapon
Love is the lesson
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