There is nothing so moving as music, especially country music, when your heart is hurting. It's so easy to identify with the lyrics of a hundred different songs. The song that started the tears at the concert as I listened, swayed and applauded was sung by Easton Corbin.
I could write a thousand letters
Call a hundred times a day
Or try to drown my sorrow at the bar
I could go down to the church
Get on my knees and pray
But it still won't change the way things really are
Won't bring you back again
I can love you for all I'm worth
To the ends of the earth
But I just can't love you back
Call a hundred times a day
Or try to drown my sorrow at the bar
I could go down to the church
Get on my knees and pray
But it still won't change the way things really are
Won't bring you back again
I can love you for all I'm worth
To the ends of the earth
But I just can't love you back
While the song speaks more about a woman who left her man,
to me the song is more about how:
you can't go back,
you can't undo,
you can't change what's happened in the past,
no matter how much you love someone.
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