Old trucks don't run if they got no gas in itCan't play a popped flat top stringWhat's a pasture with no green grass in it?A songbird with no song to sing?Cup won't buzz without a little sour mash in itCan't pray a prayer without AmenWork don't work without ya back in itFlat tires, they don't spinBut broken hearts still beatAnd that's what you showed meI thought if you'd ever let me goThat'd be the end of the end of my ropeIt ain't good as newAnd boy, thanks to youIt may never be the way it used to beBut broken hearts still beatMy smile's got a little bit less ear to ear in itBed's got a little more roomFridge has got a little more beer in itNow that there's no youAnd even though it's black and blueBroken hearts still beatAnd that's what you showed meI thought if you'd ever let me goThat'd be the end of the end of my ropeIt ain't good as newAnd boy, thanks to youIt may never be the way it used to beBut broken hearts still beatStill tickin', still kickin', still breathin'Still pumpin', still runnin', still dreamin'Thought it might stop when ya tore off leavin'Guess it took that to seeBroken hearts still beatAnd that's what you showed meI thought if you'd ever let me goThat'd be the end of the end of my ropeIt ain't good as newAnd boy, thanks to youIt may never be the way it used to beBut broken hearts still beatBroken hearts still beat
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Lainey Denay Wilson (19 de mayo de 1992) es una cantautora de música country estadounidense. Actuó desde una edad temprana, antes de ir a Nashville, Tennessee, para seguir una carrera como artista country. En 2014, lanzó su primer álbum, seguido de un segundo…
