This song, "If Tomorrow Never Comes," is the reason why I sign my letters, texts and close my telephone calls with "I Love You." They could be the last words that I ever get to write or say -- or they could be the last words that someone ever gets to hear. I've been told that actions speak louder than words; yet words implant themselves permanently in our minds. Don't live with regrets -- if you love somebody, say the words. "I love you." Three simple words of immeasurable value when they are said from one heart to another.
This version of the song, performed by Joose, is by far the most beautiful rendition of this dramatic piece of popular music that I have ever been blessed to hear.
Country music star Garth Brooks wrote this song, and it's been performed by a host of entertainers, including Barry Manilow. The song almost sings itself, and commandeers the singer as a conduit to express its message.
Instructions: Turn up the volume, get a box of tissues, click on the link or video player, and listen... alone. When you've finished, put your anger or disappointment of the moment aside and write that letter or make that call. It takes courage. Do it; it might just change your life, or the life of someone hungering beyond expression to hear or see those words.
IF TOMORROW NEVER COMES
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gQPxb8nEtkI
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