Too Much to Gain to Lose
Embracing Life's Bounty: "Too Much to Gain, Not Enough to Lose
Lyrics
Too many miles behind me
Reflecting on a considerable distance covered in the past.
Too many trials are through
Acknowledging overcoming various challenges and hardships.
Too many tears help me to remember
Recalling tears shed as a reminder of difficult experiences.
There's just too much to gain to lose.
Emphasizing the value of what can be gained outweighing potential losses.
Too many sunsets lie behind the mountain
Describing a significant number of days that have passed.
And too many rivers my feet have walked through
Highlighting a journey with diverse experiences and challenges.
Too many treasures are waiting over yonder
Anticipating valuable experiences or possessions in the future.
There's too much to gain to lose.
Reiterating the idea that the potential gains are too significant to risk losing.
I've crossed the hot burning desert
Describing a challenging period, symbolized by a burning desert.
Struggling the right road to choose
Expressing the difficulty of choosing the correct path.
But somewhere up ahead, there's cool, clear water
Hopeful anticipation of relief or better times ahead.
And defeat is one word I don't use.
Commitment to avoiding defeat or giving up.
Too many sunsets lie behind the mountain
Repetition of the theme of time passing and experiences accumulating.
Too many rivers my feet have walked through
Emphasizing a journey marked by traversing through various challenges.
Too many treasures are waiting over yonder
Reiterating the expectation of valuable rewards in the future.
There's just too much to gain to lose
Reaffirming the belief that the potential gains are too valuable to risk losing.
Too many sunsets lie behind the mountain
Repeating the metaphor of sunsets behind the mountain, suggesting the passage of time.
Too many rivers my feet have walked through
Reiterating a journey through challenges, symbolized by rivers walked through.
Too many treasures are waiting over yonder
Stating the expectation of valuable treasures in the future.
There's just too much to gain to lose
Reaffirming the idea that the potential gains are too significant to risk losing.
There's just too much to gain to lose.
Final repetition, underscoring the importance of potential gains over potential losses.
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