Not all who tire are weary
Not all who wander are lost
It's not for me to determine what should be
I always keep my fingers crossed
Not all who ask seek answers
Not all who need, need advice
It's not too late for the chances I take
If it worked once, it should work twice
You knew I could never change a fool
Players reap what players sow
And I knew you could never face the truth
I can't give in, baby
I can't hold on, and I can't let go
Not all who gaze see clearly
Or know what's hidden in the night
It's not for me to determine what should be
Only knowing wrong from right
You knew I could never change a fool
Players reap what players sow
I knew you could never face the truth
I can't give in, baby
I can't hold on, and I can't let go
Every song has an ending
Every ending has a song
I have to say I've paid dearly for love
But forever only lasts so long
Alison Krauss is an American bluegrass singer, producer, and fiddler. Born in Tennessee in 1974, she gained international fame for her crystalline voice and musical talent. She has collaborated with artists from various genres, including Union Station, Robert Plant, and Brad Paisley. Her music is characterized by a traditional interpretation of bluegrass, enriched by folk and country influences. In 2001, she achieved mainstream success thanks to the soundtrack of the film Oh Brother, Where Art Thou?, which helped popularize bluegrass music to a wider audience. Among her most important albums are *So Long So Wrong* (1999), *New Favorite* (2004), and *Paper Airplane* (2011). Some of her most representative songs include When You Say Nothing At All, The Lucky One, and Down to the River to Pray.
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