Broken Promises Willie Nelson
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[Verse 1]
I made myself a promise, the day you put me down
That I wouldn't see you if you came around
But here you are, within my arms, the way you used to be
And I broke the promise that I made to me
[Verse 2]
They told me you were at a dance and I prepared to go
I made myself a promise that I'd only say hello
I knew you'd only hurt me, but it's such sweet misery
So I broke the promise that I made to me
[Chorus]
A broken promise always means someone will surely cry
And I know who that someone's bound to be
And tomorrow I'll be sorry that I told myself a lie
And broke the promise that I made to me
A broken promise always means someone will surely cry
And I know who that someone's bound to be
And tomorrow I'll be sorry that I told myself a lie
And broke the promise that I made to me
I made myself a promise, the day you put me down
That I wouldn't see you if you came around
But here you are, within my arms, the way you used to be
And I broke the promise that I made to me
[Verse 2]
They told me you were at a dance and I prepared to go
I made myself a promise that I'd only say hello
I knew you'd only hurt me, but it's such sweet misery
So I broke the promise that I made to me
[Chorus]
A broken promise always means someone will surely cry
And I know who that someone's bound to be
And tomorrow I'll be sorry that I told myself a lie
And broke the promise that I made to me
A broken promise always means someone will surely cry
And I know who that someone's bound to be
And tomorrow I'll be sorry that I told myself a lie
And broke the promise that I made to me
"Broken Promises" by Willie Nelson is a poignant country song that delves into themes of heartbreak, betrayal, and the pain of unfulfilled commitments. Released in 1986, the lyrics express deep emotional turmoil over promises that have been broken, reflecting on lost love and trust. The song features Nelson's signature storytelling style, accompanied by gentle guitar melodies, creating a melancholic yet reflective mood. Its relatable themes resonate with listeners, solidifying its place in country music's exploration of love and loss. #Country
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