Reba McEntire

Reba McEntire’s sorrowful voice at the funeral home — as the voice from the meadows gently bowed before the solemn, dim light of a wordless farewell, each line of the song lingering like a final breath of memory, transforming once-laughtered laughter into silent tears, and slowly leading comedian Catherine O’Hara off the stage for the last time. — ONLY SILENCE FULL OF LOVE REMAINS, AND HEARTS THAT DO NOT WANT TO SAY GOODBYE

Reba McEntire’s voice rose softly in the funeral home–stillness—not to announce an ending, but to…

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