Destination Heartbreak
Loverboy
Loverboy
LOVERBOY
- Destination Heartbreak Lyrics(Scott Smith, Bill Wray, Mike Reno, Paul Dean)
One more night, all alone
Sittin' here by the telephone
TV light down the hall
Past the room where we shared it all
BRIDGE:
It coulda been a stranger
But it had to be a friend....
I see my life before me
Now it's coming to an end
CHORUS:
Destination Heartbreak
Destination Heartbreak
Telephone rings; no one's there
Another secret you two can share
Hands are tied, there's nothin' I can do
Can't help the way that I feel for you
BRIDGE
CHORUS
I look in the mirror
But I can't see myself
Oh I can see you smiling
In the arms of someone else
SOLO
BRIDGE
CHORUS
CHORUS
SOLO
One more night, all alone
Sittin' here by the telephone
TV light down the hall
Past the room where we shared it all
BRIDGE:
It coulda been a stranger
But it had to be a friend....
I see my life before me
Now it's coming to an end
CHORUS:
Destination Heartbreak
Destination Heartbreak
Another secret you two can share
Hands are tied, there's nothin' I can do
Can't help the way that I feel for you
BRIDGE
CHORUS
I look in the mirror
But I can't see myself
Oh I can see you smiling
In the arms of someone else
SOLO
BRIDGE
CHORUS
CHORUS
SOLO
Facts about Destination Heartbreak
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Destination Heartbreak is written by Mike Reno, Paul Warren Dean, Scott Donald Smith, Bill Wray.
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It is first released in 1985 as part of Loverboy's album "Lovin' Every Minute of It" which includes 9 tracks in total.
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When we try to understand the message behind it, "Destination Heartbreak," a song by Loverboy, illustrates the suffering and betrayal of a person who finds out that their friend has betrayed them in a love triangle. The words tell of the people's affliction and decimation when they realize that a reliable friend has gotten romantically involved with someone they love leading to a place of emotional chaos and heartbreak. The main focus of the lyrics of Destination heartbreak is on heartbreak, despair, anger, solitude, and thinking over. Simultaneously, the song talks about the need for heartbreak and loss plus longing. There are mentions of heartbreak and emotional turmoil in the lyrics which might not be suitable for the youngest ones. Nevertheless, the lack of strong language, violence, or explicit content, in fact, makes it proper for the older ones under the watchful eyes of parents.
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Destination Heartbreak falls under the genre Rock.
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Destination Heartbreak song length is 4 minutes and 46 seconds.
Who wrote Destination Heartbreak lyrics?
Destination Heartbreak is written by Mike Reno, Paul Warren Dean, Scott Donald Smith, Bill Wray.
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When was Destination Heartbreak released?
It is first released in 1985 as part of Loverboy's album "Lovin' Every Minute of It" which includes 9 tracks in total.
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What is the meaning behind Destination Heartbreak lyrics?
When we try to understand the message behind it, "Destination Heartbreak," a song by Loverboy, illustrates the suffering and betrayal of a person who finds out that their friend has betrayed them in a love triangle. The words tell of the people's affliction and decimation when they realize that a reliable friend has gotten romantically involved with someone they love leading to a place of emotional chaos and heartbreak. The main focus of the lyrics of Destination heartbreak is on heartbreak, despair, anger, solitude, and thinking over. Simultaneously, the song talks about the need for heartbreak and loss plus longing. There are mentions of heartbreak and emotional turmoil in the lyrics which might not be suitable for the youngest ones. Nevertheless, the lack of strong language, violence, or explicit content, in fact, makes it proper for the older ones under the watchful eyes of parents.
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Which genre is Destination Heartbreak?
Destination Heartbreak falls under the genre Rock.
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How long is the song Destination Heartbreak?
Destination Heartbreak song length is 4 minutes and 46 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Mike Reno, Paul Warren Dean, Scott Donald Smith, Bill Wray
Record Label(s): 1985 Sony Music Entertainment (Canada) Inc
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