Whitley – More Than Life

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Belief in the breeze,
The smoky morning haze.
The sun on her face,
and the touch of lovers' hands.
The pain that comes today,
Is here, then goes away.

And we are homeward bound,
And I,
I want this more than life,
I want this more than life,
I want this more than life.

To touch something real,
Will help your wounds heal,
Like the sun on your face,
The dreams of starry nights.

And we are homeward bound,
And I,
I want this more than life,
I want this more than life,
I want this more than life

I want this more than life.

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Track duration: 02:56

"More Than Life" as written by Lawrence Brian Greenwood

Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group

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    General Comment:agreed " A Leaf in the breeze."
    Flag boomboomgirlon October 27, 2010   Link
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    General Comment:At a concert Whitley said this song was about thoughts on suicide and how the simple happinesses of life are not possible to be felt in such a depressed state.
    Flag bandofhorseson August 09, 2010   Link
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    General Comment:I think at the beginning, its just memories coming up that are hard to forget, then they are put away for the day. I think its about going forward with your life without someone because you have to and "wanting more than life" to move forward without that pain.

    ps i think it's a leaf too
    Flag reasonsgoneon December 02, 2009   Link
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    General Comment:I agree with howz, it's "a leaf in the breeze" from what I can tell.
    Flag shyzerDOTcomon February 18, 2008   Link
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    General Comment:i'm pretty sure its "a leaf in the breeze?" i could be wrong but it just sounds like that.
    Flag howz_gon October 25, 2007   Link

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