I think I met my match again
Passing 'round the candlelight
In the center of this blizzard
You stood and melted all the ice

Ah, it's only love
Ah, it's only love
Ah, if only love comes around again
It will have been
Worth the ride

You were master of many
But savior to none
I waged all of my hopes so plenty
On you, now look what I've become

Ah, it's only love
Ah, it's only love
Ah, if only love comes around again
It will have been
Worth the ride
What a ride

Someday's lonely is not only
A word, but faces I have known
And if you see me, could you free me
With a smile, so I can let go

Ah, it's only love
Ah, it's only love
Ah, if only love comes around again
It will have been
Worth the ride

Sheryl Crow released this herself on the album "C'mon C'mon" (2002)

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WEBMISTRESS speculates:

Stevie's friend Sheryl Crow wrote this, but I think it might have some personal relevance for Stevie. Lines like "master to many" are reminiscent of the control issue brought up in songs like Planets of the Universe on this album, for instance. And the lines about pinning all of one's hopes on another person reminds me a lot of the "I built my life around you" line from Landslide. Indeed, Stevie did follow Lindsey's lead to fame, but I think she resented that. The "package deal" idea doesn't appeal to her nearly as much as it appeals to Lindsey! After all, we've all heard Lindsey say that plenty of times, but how many times have we heard Stevie say it? Zero. But the fact that this song relates all that while still remaining a love song also expresses Stevie's conflicting feelings for Lindsey. She and Sheryl are definitely in sync!