“For Love Never Ends” is a tender acoustic ballad written by Lori DeAnn while grieving the loss of her son, Ryan. Through soft guitar, piano, and a reflective male vocal, the song captures the quiet ache of absence, the weight of memory, and the fragile hope that love leaves behind. It follows a woman navigating the silence of an empty home, the echoes of laughter, and the bittersweet comfort of dreams that feel too real.

With each verse, Lori gives voice to the emotional complexity of loss—heartache, longing, and the slow, painful search for peace. The chorus asks the universal question: why does love bring both joy and despair? And yet, in the end, it offers a gentle truth—love never ends.

Fragile Dance

Hey, I’m Lori DeAnn—a songwriter and vocalist from Fort Worth, Texas. I started writing songs during a time of big personal change, when I realized that the poetry I’d been writing for years was really just music waiting to happen. That’s when everything clicked, and I found my voice again—literally and creatively.

I don’t play an instrument, but I do sing, and I’ve always had a strong feel for how music works—how rhythm, layers, and emotion come together to tell a story. I’m inspired by all kinds of sounds: country, blues, 80s rock, pop—basically anything with a great beat and something real to say.

My songs are all about emotion—falling in love, falling apart, finding yourself again, and working through grief. Music has always helped me say the things I couldn’t quite put into words, and I hope my songs do that for someone else too. Whether it’s a stripped-down vocal or a track full of gospel harmonies and grit, I’m all about truth, healing, and connection.