Time Enough for Tears lyrics
The CorrsLet's read the trees and their Autumn leaves,
As they fall like a dress undone
At the end of Summers, love will find lovers
Who need the shadows of a winter sun
Don't tell me you're leaving, we can hide in the evening
It's getting darker than it should
If we read the leaves as they blow in the breeze
Would it stop us now, my love
Time enough for hard questions
Time enough for all our fears
Time is tougher than we both know yet,
Time enough for tears
The moon is milk and the sky where it's split
It's magic, and we all need to believe we can
Wake in the dream, it's not hard as it seems
You know its harder to leave
Time enough for being braver
Time enough for all the fears
Time is tougher than we both know yet
Time enough for tears
I heard you say underneath your breath
Some kind of prayer
I heard you say underneath your breath
That you never want to feel this way about anybody else
Oo - la - la -la Oo - la - la -la
Oo - la - la -la Oo - la - la -la
Oo - la - la -la Oo - la - la -la
Oo - la - la -la Oo - la - la -la...
Time enough for hard questions
Time enough for all our fears
Time is tougher than we both know yet
Time enough for tears
Time enough for being braver
Time enough, I love this time of year,
Time is tough, its running away from us,
Time enough for tears
Time enough...
(I know... I know)
(It's ok - It's ok)
Song Details

Songwriters: Bono, Gavin Friday and Maurice Seezer. Written for the soundtrack of the 2002 film, In America.
Award: Nominated for a Golden Globe Award for Best Original Song in 2004
Brief: A haunting ballad about a young girl named Christy who is struggling to adjust to life in a new country after her family immigrates from Ireland.
The song captures the pain and hope of the immigrant experience, and is a powerful reminder that even in the darkest of times, there is always hope for a better tomorrow.
Genre: Folk, pop
Featured Artists: The Corrs
Album: Borrowed Heaven (pictured)
Recorded 2002–2004
Released: 31 May 2004
Format: CD
Label: Atlantic
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