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It’s Better to Have Loved a Little (Than Never To Have Loved At All)

It’s Better to Have Loved a Little (Than Never To Have Loved At All)

Hank Thompson

[Verse 1]
I hate to see it end so sudden
I hate to hear you say we’re through
I’ll treasure every golden moment
When I was so close to you
It’s great to be a king in glory
Even though you have to fall
It’s better to have loved a little
Than never to have loved at all

[Bridge]
Of course it hurts me so to lose you
I’m glad I had you for a while
No heart full of hate will accuse you
And when I think of you I’ll smile

[Verse 2]
Though someone else will share your kisses
You’ll take my picture from your wall
It’s better to have loved a little
Than never to have loved at all

[Instrumental]

[Bridge]
Of course it hurts me so to lose you
I’m glad I had you for a while
No heart full of hate will accuse you
And when I think of you I’ll smile

[Verse 3]
Though someone else will share your kisses
You’ll take my picture from your wall
It’s better to have loved a little
Than never to have loved at all

Trivia about the song It’s Better to Have Loved a Little (Than Never To Have Loved At All) by Hank Thompson

When was the song “It’s Better to Have Loved a Little (Than Never To Have Loved At All)” released by Hank Thompson?: The song It’s Better to Have Loved a Little (Than Never To Have Loved At All) was released in 1971, on the album “25th Anniversary Album”.