“Life Without You” – performed by Stevie Ray Vaughan

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“Life Without You” – performed by Stevie Ray Vaughan

Oh now baby tell me how have you been?
We all have missed you and the way you grin
The day is necessary every now and then
For souls to move on givin’ life back again and again

Fly on, fly on, fly on my friend
Go on live again, love again

Day after day, night after night
Sittin’ here singin’ every minute as the years go passing by, by, by, by
Long look in the mirror we’ve come face to face
Wishin’ all the love we took for granted love we have today

Life without you all the love you passed my way
The angels have waited for so long now they have their way
Take your place

The song “Life Without You” performed by Stevie Ray Vaughan will be a great song that you can play during a memorial service of a special member in the family. Aside from offering funeral flowers, it will also be nice to play some meaningful songs that could relate well to the families and friends of the deceased.

A lot of people dig this song because it tackles a very sensitive part of losing someone due to death; and that is longing.

The song says, “Day after day, night after night” which talks about the frequency of the times that the family thinks about the deceased loved one. It is really inevitable to miss someone deeply, especially so that he can never be with you again.

The song also implies that when people die, they regain new life. In that new life is where they can just fly freely and live peacefully.

As you grieve for losing someone, it is but just normal to sit in a corner and ponder about the things that could have happened and all those “what-could-have-been” moments in your relationship. As the death takes its toll on you and the family, you just accept that it has already taken place. To ease the pain, just think about your deceased loved one being an angel by your side.

I was reading this piece and it made perfect sense of how funeral songs like this can hit an emotion in your heart.  For more songs similar to this, you can visit www.songmeanings.net.