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TRACE ADKINS
- I'd Sure Hate To Break Down Here Lyrics / with translationsMile marker 2003
The gas gauge leaning on the edge of 'E'
And i'll be danged if the rain aint pourin' down
Somethings smokin' underneath the hood
Theres a bangin' and a clangin' and it cant be good
And it's another 50 miles to the nearest town
Everything I own's in the back in a Hefty bag
Imm out of cigarettes and Im down to my last drag
[Chorus:]
I'd sure hate to break down here
Nothin' up ahead or in the rearview mirror
Out in the middle of nowhere knowin'
I'm in trouble if these wheels stop rollin'
So God help me keep me movin' somewhere
Dont let me start wishin' I was with her now
Ive made it this far without cyin' a single tear
And i'd sure hate to break down here
A hundred fifty thousand miles ago
Before the bad blood and busted radio
You said I was all you'd ever need
But love is blind and little did i know
That you were just another dead-end road
Paved with pretty lies and broken dreams
Baby, leaving you was easier than being gone
Don't know what i'll do if one more thing goes wrong
[repeat chorus twice]
Its too late to turn around
I'd sure hate to break down here
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The gas gauge leaning on the edge of 'E'
And i'll be danged if the rain aint pourin' down
Somethings smokin' underneath the hood
Theres a bangin' and a clangin' and it cant be good
And it's another 50 miles to the nearest town
Everything I own's in the back in a Hefty bag
Imm out of cigarettes and Im down to my last drag
[Chorus:]
I'd sure hate to break down here
Nothin' up ahead or in the rearview mirror
Out in the middle of nowhere knowin'
I'm in trouble if these wheels stop rollin'
So God help me keep me movin' somewhere
Dont let me start wishin' I was with her now
And i'd sure hate to break down here
A hundred fifty thousand miles ago
Before the bad blood and busted radio
You said I was all you'd ever need
But love is blind and little did i know
That you were just another dead-end road
Paved with pretty lies and broken dreams
Baby, leaving you was easier than being gone
Don't know what i'll do if one more thing goes wrong
[repeat chorus twice]
Its too late to turn around
I'd sure hate to break down here
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Facts about I'd Sure Hate To Break Down Here
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I'd Sure Hate To Break Down Here is written by Jess Brown, Patrick Jason Matthews.
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When we ask ourselves what the song was truly meant to express, the song 'I'd Sure Hate To Break Down Here' from Trace Adkins uses a failing vehicle as a metaphor to show the main character's struggle between escaping his painful memories and staying in his present emotional state. The lyrics of I'd sure hate to break down here focus on expressing heartbreak and angst and solitude and reflection and despair. The song shows how people need to experience desperation to succeed in their relationship recovery process while they work to rebuild their lives after a relationship ends. The song lyrics contain themes of heartbreak and regret and struggle which create strong emotional experiences for listeners who are underage. The language in this material remains mild yet its overall tone and subject matter require people to have parental guidance.
Who wrote I'd Sure Hate To Break Down Here lyrics?
I'd Sure Hate To Break Down Here is written by Jess Brown, Patrick Jason Matthews.
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What is the meaning behind I'd Sure Hate To Break Down Here lyrics?
When we ask ourselves what the song was truly meant to express, the song 'I'd Sure Hate To Break Down Here' from Trace Adkins uses a failing vehicle as a metaphor to show the main character's struggle between escaping his painful memories and staying in his present emotional state. The lyrics of I'd sure hate to break down here focus on expressing heartbreak and angst and solitude and reflection and despair. The song shows how people need to experience desperation to succeed in their relationship recovery process while they work to rebuild their lives after a relationship ends. The song lyrics contain themes of heartbreak and regret and struggle which create strong emotional experiences for listeners who are underage. The language in this material remains mild yet its overall tone and subject matter require people to have parental guidance.
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