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Deborah Allen Hurt Me Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 7.93/10 [14 votes]Album: All That I Am / Original Release Date: 1994-07Genre: PopSong Duration: 2 min 57 sec
DEBORAH ALLEN
- Hurt Me Lyrics / with translationsHurt me:
Why in the world did you hurt me?
Just when I thought I'd found someone to trust,
You took away your love.
And hurt me:
Still can't believe you would hurt me,
Just when I thought it was safe to come in,
You let me want you and need you and then,
You left me,
Like a child in the rain.
Now I'm rubbing myself in the pain.
Oh, you hurt me.
Instrumental break.
Yes, you left me,
Like a child in the rain.
Now I'm lost in an ocean of pain.
Hurt me:
I fell in love and it hurt me.
Can you imagine how I'm feeling now?
Oh, will you ever know how,
You hurt me?
Why in the world did you hurt me?
Just when I thought I'd found someone to trust,
You took away your love.
And hurt me:
Still can't believe you would hurt me,
Just when I thought it was safe to come in,
You let me want you and need you and then,
You left me,
Like a child in the rain.
Oh, you hurt me.
Instrumental break.
Yes, you left me,
Like a child in the rain.
Now I'm lost in an ocean of pain.
Hurt me:
I fell in love and it hurt me.
Can you imagine how I'm feeling now?
Oh, will you ever know how,
You hurt me?
Facts about Hurt Me
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Hurt Me is written by Deborah Allen, Bobby Braddock, Rafe Van Hoy.
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It is first released on July 01, 1994 as part of Deborah Allen's album "All That I Am" which includes 12 tracks in total. This song is the 8th track on this album.
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When we focus on what the lyrics are trying to say, the song 'Hurt Me' by Deborah Allen shows how people feel when their partner breaks their trust in a romantic relationship. The lyrics show how someone experiences emotional pain because of abandonment through two metaphors which show the depth of their suffering. The lyrics of Hurt me mainly show how love leads to heartbreak and despair and four other emotions, which include anger and angst. The song explains how someone experiences betrayal and emotional suffering and problems with trust. The lyrics show emotional suffering and heartbreak, which make the content inappropriate for younger children to watch. The content doesn't include any explicit language or graphic material, but the emotional content and mature themes need parents to guide their children through it.
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Hurt Me falls under the genre Pop.
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Hurt Me song length is 2 minutes and 57 seconds.
Who wrote Hurt Me lyrics?
Hurt Me is written by Deborah Allen, Bobby Braddock, Rafe Van Hoy.
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When was Hurt Me released?
It is first released on July 01, 1994 as part of Deborah Allen's album "All That I Am" which includes 12 tracks in total. This song is the 8th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Hurt Me lyrics?
When we focus on what the lyrics are trying to say, the song 'Hurt Me' by Deborah Allen shows how people feel when their partner breaks their trust in a romantic relationship. The lyrics show how someone experiences emotional pain because of abandonment through two metaphors which show the depth of their suffering. The lyrics of Hurt me mainly show how love leads to heartbreak and despair and four other emotions, which include anger and angst. The song explains how someone experiences betrayal and emotional suffering and problems with trust. The lyrics show emotional suffering and heartbreak, which make the content inappropriate for younger children to watch. The content doesn't include any explicit language or graphic material, but the emotional content and mature themes need parents to guide their children through it.
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Which genre is Hurt Me?
Hurt Me falls under the genre Pop.
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How long is the song Hurt Me?
Hurt Me song length is 2 minutes and 57 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Deborah Allen, Bobby Braddock, Rafe Van HoyRecord Label(s): 1994 Warner Bros Records Inc Marketed by Rhino Entertainment Company, a Warner Music Group Company
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