| Song Length |
3:23 |
Genre |
Country - Traditional, Country - Rockabilly |
| Tempo |
Medium Fast (131 - 150) |
Lead Vocal |
Male Vocal |
| Mood |
Cross |
Subject |
Breaking Up, Frustration |
| Similar Artists |
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, The Stray Cats |
Language |
English |
| Era |
2000 and later |
| |
Lyrics
Brokedown
When you left I called you lots of names and I hoped for a while you felt a little shame.
Now here I sit on this lonely barstool staring at this glass and feelin? like a fool ?cause.
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You broke up my heart I knew it from the start. Now there?s nothing left to cry about ?cause you broke up my heart.
I?m so drunk now that I can?t even bleed and my hair is standing up from truck stop speed and I can?t get out of the shape that I?m in so I guess once again I?ll let you win.
end.
Bio
Chorus:J. Allen is the frontman for The Rowdymen.
Since their formation in 1999, the band has garnered much praise and respect along their travels. As a solid full-time touring band The Rowdymen's diverse repertoire ranges from Edgy Roots driven Rock and Roll to Traditional country and all points in between.
Over The Rowdymen's career they have shared the marquee an eclectic mix of luminaries. Neko Case, Fred Eaglesmith, blues legend T-Model Ford, and Sleepy La Beef, who they toured Canada with.
With a ton of material under their collective belts, The Rowdymen can adapt to practically any situation. Racking up close to 150 shows a year, they drive their music home with an energetic edge that leaves their audiences wanting more