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Miranda Lambert Better In The Long Run Lyrics
(Ft. Blake Shelton)Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 7.25/10 [8 votes]Album: Four the Record / Original Release Date: 2011-11-01Genre: CountrySong Duration: 3 min 34 sec
Better In The Long Run
Miranda Lambert
Miranda Lambert
MIRANDA LAMBERT
- Better In The Long Run Lyrics (ft. Blake Shelton)[miranda]
cheap red wine straight out of a coffee cup
one more down, drink you off my mind
lord knows i've tried a thousand times to give you up
but its closing time and we both know why
[chorus]
i'm just too selfish i guess
i know you're tired and restless
it's no surprise we've come undone
but i can't not love you just because
you say it's better in the long run
[blake shelton]
we've been driving down this highway
now we're out of gas, too far outta town
oh here we are all tangled up and sideways
you're all broken down, yeah i'm breaking down
i'm just too selfish i guess
i know you're tired and restless
it's no surprise we've come undone
but i can't not love you just because
you say it's better in the long run
[blake]
oh maybe somewhere a little down the line
i'll get a little better leaving us behind
maybe someday, oh i'll be fine.
[miranda]
oh and you'll move on and i will too
but i still don't see gettin over you
on over
i'm just too selfish i guess
i know you're tired and restless
it's no surprise we've come undone (ohh no)
but i can't not love you just because
you say it's better in the long run
in the long run
oh in the long run
in the long run
in the long run
cheap red wine straight out of a coffee cup
one more down, drink you off my mind
lord knows i've tried a thousand times to give you up
but its closing time and we both know why
[chorus]
i'm just too selfish i guess
i know you're tired and restless
it's no surprise we've come undone
but i can't not love you just because
you say it's better in the long run
[blake shelton]
we've been driving down this highway
now we're out of gas, too far outta town
oh here we are all tangled up and sideways
you're all broken down, yeah i'm breaking down
i'm just too selfish i guess
i know you're tired and restless
but i can't not love you just because
you say it's better in the long run
[blake]
oh maybe somewhere a little down the line
i'll get a little better leaving us behind
maybe someday, oh i'll be fine.
[miranda]
oh and you'll move on and i will too
but i still don't see gettin over you
on over
i'm just too selfish i guess
i know you're tired and restless
it's no surprise we've come undone (ohh no)
but i can't not love you just because
you say it's better in the long run
in the long run
oh in the long run
in the long run
in the long run
Facts about Better In The Long Run
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Better In The Long Run is written by Gordie Sampson, Ashley Monroe, Charles Kelley.
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It is first released on November 01, 2011 as part of Miranda Lambert's album "Four the Record" which includes 14 tracks in total.
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When we try to interpret the meaning, the single 'Better In the Long Run' from Miranda Lambert conveys a rocky love affair where the singer realizes the separation is necessary for their good but feels it hard to give up the relationship because of her ego and the strong love that has been established. The analogy of being 'out of gas, too far out of town' indicates the point of no return in the love affair, at the same time, the phrase 'I'm just too selfish I guess' which keeps on coming up symbolizes the dilemma that you go on wanting the partner out of your love but knowing that the right decision is to get rid of the love. Better in the long run (ft. blake shelton) lyrics strongly point to breakup, love, angst, contemplation, and despair. Nevertheless, the track accentuates the opposite era of the letting go struggle, the love's selfishness, and the future's hope. The words included reflect the feelings of loss and struggle, which might not be appropriate for very young kids. However, there are no strong words, no violence, and no explicit content, thus it is suitable for the older kids' listening with the parents' guidance.
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Better In The Long Run falls under the genre Country.
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Better In The Long Run song length is 3 minutes and 34 seconds.
Who wrote Better In The Long Run lyrics?
Better In The Long Run is written by Gordie Sampson, Ashley Monroe, Charles Kelley.
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When was Better In The Long Run released?
It is first released on November 01, 2011 as part of Miranda Lambert's album "Four the Record" which includes 14 tracks in total.
✔️
What is the meaning behind Better In The Long Run lyrics?
When we try to interpret the meaning, the single 'Better In the Long Run' from Miranda Lambert conveys a rocky love affair where the singer realizes the separation is necessary for their good but feels it hard to give up the relationship because of her ego and the strong love that has been established. The analogy of being 'out of gas, too far out of town' indicates the point of no return in the love affair, at the same time, the phrase 'I'm just too selfish I guess' which keeps on coming up symbolizes the dilemma that you go on wanting the partner out of your love but knowing that the right decision is to get rid of the love. Better in the long run (ft. blake shelton) lyrics strongly point to breakup, love, angst, contemplation, and despair. Nevertheless, the track accentuates the opposite era of the letting go struggle, the love's selfishness, and the future's hope. The words included reflect the feelings of loss and struggle, which might not be appropriate for very young kids. However, there are no strong words, no violence, and no explicit content, thus it is suitable for the older kids' listening with the parents' guidance.
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Which genre is Better In The Long Run?
Better In The Long Run falls under the genre Country.
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How long is the song Better In The Long Run?
Better In The Long Run song length is 3 minutes and 34 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Gordie Sampson, Ashley Monroe, Charles Kelley
Record Label(s): 2011 Sony Music Entertainment
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