Rick Price Love Never Dies
There is a little town way over yonder
By the creek there's a church yard and a tree so tall
She was only forty-seven when she passed away
And though the years go by, still it feels like yesterday
Sitting there by the wood stove
On a cold winter morning
I can see her in her dressing gown
Saying "You'll be late for school"
She had such a gently way
She understood, and with a mother's heart
She loved me like no other could
Now I know that love never dies
I believe it, true hearts never lie
Even though sometimes I cry
I know that love never dies
Midnights and country roads
In the old blue Holden
Saying "Son, if you work hard...
Well you're bound to be a star"
Every show we played from Tamborine to Kerry Town
She was always there
That special face in every crowd
Now I know that love never dies
I believe it, true hearts never lie
Even though sometimes I cry
I know that love never dies
I swear sometimes I feel her
Smiling down on me
How I love that woman
And what she gave to me
So God be her shepherd
And keep her safe and warm
Never let her heart grow weary
Never let her feel alone
And when the angles come to take me
Tell her I won't be afraid
'Cause I know in heaven she waits
For love never dies
I believe it, true hearts never lie
Even though sometimes I cry
I know that love never dies
