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All alone, I didn't like the feeling
All alone, I sat and cried
All alone, I had to find some meaning
In the center of the pain I felt inside

All alone, I came into the world
All alone, I will someday die
Solid stone is just sand and water, baby
Sand and water, and a million years gone by

I will see you in the light of a thousand suns
I will hear you in the sound of the waves
I will know you when I come, as we all will come,
Through the doors, beyond the grave

All alone, I heal this heart of sorrow
All alone, I raise this child
Flesh and bone, he's just
Bursting towards tomorrow
And his laughter fills my world, and wears your smile

All alone, I came into the world
All alone, I will someday die
Solid stone is just sand and water, baby
Sand and water, and a million years gone by...
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Cover art for Sand And Water lyrics by Beth Nielsen Chapman

Does anyone know the meaning of

"solid stone is just sand and water...and a million years gone by"

life is both finite and eternal?

Cover art for Sand And Water lyrics by Beth Nielsen Chapman

I love this song. I heard it first on Charmed, and it made me cry when I heard it.

It's obviously about the death of a loved one and bringing up the child on your own. About going on, and accepting that you come into the world alone and she will leave it alone too.

Cover art for Sand And Water lyrics by Beth Nielsen Chapman

I absolutely love this song, it is so beautiful, yet sad. I believe I heard that this song was about her husbands passing from lymphoma and how she felt.

Cover art for Sand And Water lyrics by Beth Nielsen Chapman

i just love the line "solid stone is just sand and water...and a million years gone by" i bought this song after i heard it on Charmed (it made me cry as well)

Cover art for Sand And Water lyrics by Beth Nielsen Chapman

This is a great song. It is about the death of her husband and how she had to deal with the feelings of sadness.