这一首《You’ll Know Love》歌曲是由歌手Kenny Rogers演唱，发布于个人Water & Bridges专辑里，H吉他网整理分享最新的完整版歌词如下：
You’ll Know Love – Kenny Rogers
The night will start to fall
You’ll lie awake recalling every tender thing she said
You’ll think about her laugh
Her touch her smile becomes a photograph
You can’t forget
Not just yet
You’re gonna know that night
When you reach out an she’s not there
And there’s more pain than your heart can bear
Love’s just a river till you’ve crossed it
Suddenly everything in your life feels wrong
You’re alive but the reason’s gone
You’ll know love when you’ve lost it
You’ll know the taste of tears
You know you will for years cause there’s a truth you can’t get past
Some bridges will not burn some bridges will not burn
But some corners must be turned so you can love again at last
And not look back
Still until that night
When you reach out an she’s not there
And there’s more pain than your heart can bear
Love’s just a river till you’ve crossed it
Suddenly everything in your life feels wrong
You’re alive but the reason’s gone
You’ll know love when you’ve lost it
It’s so easy to recognize
You’ll know love when you’ve lost it
by Thom JurekIf there was ever a record that sounded like a swan song, Kenny Rogers’ fine, vulnerable Water & Bridges is it. The cover is a bit startling; who thought he’d ever age? He always looked like he was somewhere in his middle to late fifties. But that look is traceable if you look deep enough, while Rogers seems to wear his age proudly, like Kris Kristofferson and Willie Nelson. The disc sounds like a goodbye to all the illusions, regrettable mistakes, and foolhardiness brought by living into the wisdom brought by the golden years. Rogers’ career has seen so many heights, it’s dizzying to think about. And he’s still hanging out on Capitol while many of his contemporaries are struggling on independent labels, if they’re recording at all. Water & Bridges isn’t a perfect record, but it’s a sincere one, and there are many tracks here that no other singer could pull off. And to be truthful, as in his very best material, Rogers has this uncanny ability to make everything on this record sound like it came from his own pen. It’s a melancholy record about passage, from one stage to the next, of life, of love, of youth, of ignorance, of spirit. The 11 tracks here are all slow, all reflective. It’s that particular brand of slick, soft, modern country and pop that he does better than anyone. There is one true dud in the bunch called \
