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Travis Tritt If Hell Had A Jukebox Lyrics
Total views: 2 times this week / Rating: 8.12/10 [17 votes]Album: It's All About to Change / Original Release Date: 1991-05-28Genre: CountrySong Duration: 3 min 17 sec
TRAVIS TRITT
- If Hell Had A Jukebox Lyrics / with translationsYou left me for a dream you had to follow
But I thought, goodbye wouldn't last that long
You'd go off chasin' rainbows till you realized that I loved you
And then run back to my arms where you belong
But months have passed, I guess, I was mistaken
Love was somethin' I thought, I knew well
But when you called me on the phone
Askin' when you'd come back home
You simply told me, "I could go to hell"
Well honey, if hell had a jukebox
And the Devil kept it full of hurting songs
You could, find me there this evenin'
With the broken hearted grievin'
Prayin' like hell, you would come back home
I've looked at all the pictures from our good times
And tried to figure out where we went wrong
And I've dropped a million quarters down the jukebox
'Cause I'm still haunted by what used to be our song
I wish this mental torture would release me
Lord, I give all I had for what it's worth
I don't see, how the fires below, where you wanted me to go
Could be worse than hell, I'm livin' here on earth
And honey, if hell had a jukebox
And the Devil kept it full of hurting songs
You could, find me there this evenin'
With the broken hearted grievin'
Prayin' like hell, you would come back home
Don't come
Yes honey, if hell had a jukebox
And the Devil kept it full of hurting songs
You could, find me there this evenin'
With the brokenhearted grievin'
Prayin' like hell you would come back home
Yeah, you could, find me there this evenin'
With the brokenhearted grievin'
Prayin' like hell you would come back home
But I thought, goodbye wouldn't last that long
You'd go off chasin' rainbows till you realized that I loved you
And then run back to my arms where you belong
But months have passed, I guess, I was mistaken
Love was somethin' I thought, I knew well
But when you called me on the phone
Askin' when you'd come back home
You simply told me, "I could go to hell"
Well honey, if hell had a jukebox
And the Devil kept it full of hurting songs
You could, find me there this evenin'
With the broken hearted grievin'
Prayin' like hell, you would come back home
I've looked at all the pictures from our good times
And tried to figure out where we went wrong
And I've dropped a million quarters down the jukebox
'Cause I'm still haunted by what used to be our song
Lord, I give all I had for what it's worth
I don't see, how the fires below, where you wanted me to go
Could be worse than hell, I'm livin' here on earth
And honey, if hell had a jukebox
And the Devil kept it full of hurting songs
You could, find me there this evenin'
With the broken hearted grievin'
Prayin' like hell, you would come back home
Don't come
Yes honey, if hell had a jukebox
And the Devil kept it full of hurting songs
You could, find me there this evenin'
With the brokenhearted grievin'
Prayin' like hell you would come back home
Yeah, you could, find me there this evenin'
With the brokenhearted grievin'
Prayin' like hell you would come back home
Facts about If Hell Had A Jukebox
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If Hell Had A Jukebox is written and performed by Travis Tritt.
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It is first released on May 28, 1991 as part of Travis Tritt's album "It's All About to Change" which includes 10 tracks in total. This song is the 7th track on this album.
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When we ask ourselves what the song was truly meant to express, Travis Tritt's 'If Hell Had a Jukebox' explores the emotional devastation of a breakup through its use of Hell's jukebox as a metaphor for the protagonist's suffering while remembering his past relationship. If hell had a jukebox lyrics mainly focus on expressing heartbreak and angst and despair and reflection and solitude. The song expresses its core message through three main themes which include lost love and heartbreak and human suffering and human longing and human regret. The lyrics contain mature themes of heartbreak and emotional pain, along with some strong language ('go to Hell'). The content establishes a need for parental guidance because it contains elements that might be inappropriate for younger audiences.
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If Hell Had A Jukebox falls under the genre Country.
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If Hell Had A Jukebox song length is 3 minutes and 17 seconds.
Who wrote If Hell Had A Jukebox lyrics?
If Hell Had A Jukebox is written and performed by Travis Tritt.
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When was If Hell Had A Jukebox released?
It is first released on May 28, 1991 as part of Travis Tritt's album "It's All About to Change" which includes 10 tracks in total. This song is the 7th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind If Hell Had A Jukebox lyrics?
When we ask ourselves what the song was truly meant to express, Travis Tritt's 'If Hell Had a Jukebox' explores the emotional devastation of a breakup through its use of Hell's jukebox as a metaphor for the protagonist's suffering while remembering his past relationship. If hell had a jukebox lyrics mainly focus on expressing heartbreak and angst and despair and reflection and solitude. The song expresses its core message through three main themes which include lost love and heartbreak and human suffering and human longing and human regret. The lyrics contain mature themes of heartbreak and emotional pain, along with some strong language ('go to Hell'). The content establishes a need for parental guidance because it contains elements that might be inappropriate for younger audiences.
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Which genre is If Hell Had A Jukebox?
If Hell Had A Jukebox falls under the genre Country.
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How long is the song If Hell Had A Jukebox?
If Hell Had A Jukebox song length is 3 minutes and 17 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Travis TrittRecord Label(s): 1991 Warner Bros Records Inc Marketed by Rhino Entertainment Company, a Warner Music Group Company
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