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Love Again
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Jul 24, 2026 updated
Verified editorial review
Audrey Assad's 'Love Again' is a poetic song about finding comfort and companionship in a difficult season. The lyrics describe a journey from a painful summer to a cold winter, where the singer meets a friend who brings warmth and healing. The song emphasizes how this relationship transformed loneliness into connection, teaching the singer to love again. While not explicitly Christian, the themes of renewal, friendship, and emotional healing resonate with spiritual ideas of restoration and God's love. The song's imagery of winter and warmth suggests a personal story of recovery and the power of love to mend a broken heart.
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I came from a summer that bled my heart dry
To hide in the shadow of a low-lying sky
In the wicked wild wind
In the wicked wild wind
I found you that winter, all wrapped up in cold
With ice on your lashes and frost on your nose
I needed a friend
Yes I needed a friend
Then you stole my heart and winter was not so lonely
I had you by my side with your loving arms to warm me
At my bitter end, you taught me to love again
The snow gathered 'round us, it fell silently
We laughed like two children in the dark empty streets
It was better than spring
It was better than spring
When you stole my heart and winter was not so lonely
I had you by my side with your loving arms to warm me
At my bitter end, you taught me to love again
Then you stole my heart and winter was not so lonely
I had you in my life and you were my one and only
At my bitter end
At my bitter end
When I needed a friend you taught me to love again