The title track manages this balance as though it weren't the slightest bit tricky. Backed by the most irresistibly stunning soundscape to grace country radio since at least "This Kiss," Womack runs through a list of life wishes she has for a child, or maybe a departing lover: "May you never take one single breath for granted/God forbid love ever leaves you empty handed," and so on. These sentiments might come off saccharine if lurking in Womack's voice, and in the steel guitar and threatening strings behind it, wasn't the reality that every one of these wishes will fail to come true, over and over. It is this palpable sense of the inevitability of pain and loss that more than anything else turns this great single, the most modern-sounding cut on Womack's disc, into its most traditionally country one as well.