Don’t Take It Out On Me Hank Thompson
"Don’t Take It Out On Me" by Hank Thompson, released in 1954, is a #Country song addressing the struggles of dealing with a partner's frustrations. The lyrics convey a plea for understanding, urging the partner not to project their troubles onto him. The song features classic honky-tonk elements and highlights themes of empathy and communication. Its relatable message has made it a lasting favorite in country music.
Just because you were hurt by someone
Don't take it out on me
Although I know you love that someone
More than you ever loved me
You always will remember
The day he went away
Our love has left an ember
That burns your heart away
The love you thought would last forever
Is now just a memory
And just because you were hurt by someone
Don't take it out on me
You always will remember
The day he went away
Our love has left an ember
That burns your heart away
The love you thought would last forever
Is now just a memory
And just because you were hurt by someone
Don't take it out on me
Don't take it out on me
Although I know you love that someone
More than you ever loved me
You always will remember
The day he went away
Our love has left an ember
That burns your heart away
The love you thought would last forever
Is now just a memory
And just because you were hurt by someone
Don't take it out on me
You always will remember
The day he went away
Our love has left an ember
That burns your heart away
The love you thought would last forever
Is now just a memory
And just because you were hurt by someone
Don't take it out on me
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