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How do I, get through a night without you / If I had to live without you / What kind of life would that beOh, I, I need you in my arms, need you to hold / You're my world, my heart, my soul and if you ever leave / Baby you would take away everything good in my life / And tell me now"

Last night I had a crazy dream / A wish was granted just for meIt could be for anything / I didn't ask for money / Or a mansion in Malibu / I simply wished for one more day with you / One more day, one more time / One more sunset, maybe I'd be satisfied / But then again, I know what it would do / Leave me wishing still for one more day with you / O...

While Dolly Parton didn't intend for this to be a funeral song, the lyrics are still appropriate for expressing a deep love for someone in your life.

George Jones wrote, "He said "I'll love you till I die" / She told him "You'll forget in time" / As the years went slowly by / She still preyed upon his mind / He kept her picture on his wall / Went half-crazy now and then / He still loved her through it all / Hoping she'd come back again"

Vince Gill started writing "Go Rest High On That Mountain" after the death of country music star Keith Whitley in 1989. He also performed it with Patty Loveless at the funeral of country star George Jones in 2013. The song speaks directly to the person who passed, letting them know that they can rest now. In the chorus, he sings, "Go rest high on t...

Miranda Lambert wrote "Over You" with her ex-husband Blake Shelton about the death of Blake's older brother at the age of 24. The song speaks to the raw emotion and anger that many people feel after losing someone. In the chorus, she sings, "You went away / How dare you? / I miss you / They say I’ll be okay / But I’m not going to ever get over you....

"Believe" is a country song about believing in Heaven and knowing that you'll see your loved ones again. The song tells the story of old man who had a hard life, losing both his wife and his child. He tells a young neighbor, "Lord, I raise my hands / Bow my head / Oh, I'm findin' more and more truth / In the words written in red / They tell me that...

In "Remember When," Alan Jackson sings about his relationship with his wife, through ups and downs and into old age. The last lines of the song help make it a common choice for a funeral for someone who lived a great life: "We won't be sad, we'll be glad / For all the life we've had / And we'll remember when."

The song, "Temporary Home," tells the story of several people who are just passing through, including and older man on his death bed, who also shares, "This was just a stop on the way to where I'm going / I'm not afraid because I know / This was my temporary home." Many people find comfort in the acceptance of the fact that everything is temporary.