Anywhere we are

Following up on my "Livin' on Love" post a couple days ago, here is Nichole Nordeman's beautiful "Anywhere we are" from her new CD, "Every Mile Mattered." This is a song for lovers that I dedicate this to my beloved.  Do also share with yours.  Lovers who have weathered a few trials together or find themselves in the middle of one or more right now should really sync with this.  Follow the lyrics as you listen and grab your tissues.

Into every life
A little rain must fall, or so they say
We have seen our share
Of storms, you might agree

We learned early
Don't hold tightly to
the things that might not stay
Love what matters
And you matter most to me

So when the wind blows in
And carries us away
This is what we say
To every hurricane

Love don't need a roof
Love don't need four walls
You can say my name
I'll come anytime you call


So let the storms roll in
Let the shingles fly
Love is not the fence we built
around our lives
And anywhere we are, I'm alright


We dig cellars, we lay sandbags
Board the glass and pack the old van
We heed warnings 'til we're headed out of town

But we do not always make it
We are sometimes overtaken
We are not as fast as every funnel cloud

So when the siren sounds
and when we close our eyes
This is what we say to swirling skies

Love don't need a roof
Love don't need four walls
You can say my name
I'll come anytime you call


So let the storms roll in
Let the shingles fly
Love is not the fence we built
around our lives
And anywhere we are, I'm alright


One day out in the meadow
I will stop where the old oak grows
I will lay some yellow flowers down for you
Or maybe you will lay them down for me
And this is what we'll say to that old tree

Love don't need a roof
Love don't need four walls
You can say my name
I'll come anytime you call


So let the branches bend
Dance into the wind
Whisper every memory to the night
'Cause anywhere we are, I'm alright

So let the storms roll in
Let the shingles fly
Love is not the fence we built
around our lives
— From "Anywhere we are" by Nichole Nordeman