About the song

**”Two Sparrows in a Hurricane”** is a poignant country ballad recorded by Tanya Tucker, released as the lead single from her 1992 album *Can’t Run from Yourself*. Written by Mark Alan Springer, this song beautifully captures the enduring essence of love through the lens of life’s trials and triumphs.

Released in September 1992, **”Two Sparrows in a Hurricane”** quickly garnered attention for its heartfelt lyrics and Tucker’s emotive performance. The song climbed to an impressive No. 2 position on the Billboard Hot Country Singles & Tracks chart in December 1992, narrowly missing the top spot to George Strait’s “I Cross My Heart.” Its lyrical narrative, which speaks to the resilience of a couple’s love amidst life’s inevitable storms, resonated deeply with audiences and further solidified Tucker’s reputation as a country music powerhouse.

The music video for **”Two Sparrows in a Hurricane”** adds a visual depth to the song’s emotional core. Directed by Joanne Gardner, the video premiered in October 1992 and presents a compelling storyline that follows a couple through different stages of their relationship. The video begins with a young couple, where the man brings flowers to the woman and places them on the nightstand. It then transitions to their life as parents, showcasing the everyday moments and challenges they face. Finally, it portrays them as elderly partners, reflecting on a lifetime of shared experiences and love. The concluding scene, with the couple in their twilight years, reinforces the song’s theme of enduring love and commitment.

The video also holds personal significance for Tucker, as it ends with a dedication to her parents, Beau and Juanita, celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary. This heartfelt tribute underscores the song’s message of lasting love and highlights Tucker’s deep personal connection to the material.

**”Two Sparrows in a Hurricane”** remains a cherished entry in Tanya Tucker’s discography, exemplifying her ability to blend emotional storytelling with powerful country music. The song’s universal themes of enduring love and life’s journey continue to resonate with fans, making it a standout track in Tucker’s impressive career.

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Lyrics

She’s fifteen and he’s barely driving a car
She’s got his ring and he’s got the keys to her heart
It’s just a matter of time
They’ll spread their wings and fly
Like two sparrows in a hurricane
Trying to find their way
With a head full of dreams
And faith that can move anything
They’ve heard it’s all uphill
But all they know is how they feel
The world says they’ll never make it
Love says they will
There’s a baby crying and one more on the way
There’s a wolf at the door
With a big stack of bills they can’t pay
The clouds are dark and the wind is high
But they can see the other side
Like two sparrows in a hurricane
Trying to find their way
With a head full of dreams
And faith that can move anything
They’ve heard it’s all uphill
But all they know is how they feel
The world says they’ll never make it
Love says they will
She’s eighty-three and he’s barely driving a car
She’s got his ring and he’s got the keys to her heart
It’s just a matter of time
They’ll spread their wings and fly
Like two sparrows in a hurricane
Trying to find their way
With a head full of dreams
And faith that can move anything
They’ve heard it’s all uphill
But all they know is how they feel
The world says they’ll never make it
Love says they will

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