Brett Eldredge - Fix A Heart lyrics

[Brett Eldredge - Fix A Heart lyrics]

Bourbon bottles, closing times
Stubborn pride, and planes
Bright lights, big cities
They're all good Band-Aids
Took me a while to understand
Always workin', staying busy
Wastin' money and time
I had my reasons staying
Single and never thought I'd find
Someone to make me change

But it takes a good woman to fix a heart
No good run of crazy heals your broken parts
The turn of her smile, the sound of her laugh
That reaches the edges and pulls you back
Just wish I'd have known right from the start
It takes a good woman to fix a heart

Now maybe
It's the high from the way that she walks
Or what she does to me when she stares across
This midnight, string lights, bourbon toast
All I know is

It takes a good woman to fix a heart
No good run of crazy heals your broken parts
The turn of her smile, the sound of her laugh
That reaches the edges and pulls you back
Just wish I'd have known right from the start
It takes a good woman to fix a heart (Oh)

Some lessons you learned from
The pages you turn
From the roads that you walk and
The scars that you earn i built a few walls
I prayed that they'd fall
And the one thing I've seen
After seeing it all

It takes a good woman to fix a heart
No good run of crazy heals your broken parts
The turn of her smile, the sound of her laugh
That reaches the edges and pulls you back
Just wish I'd have known right from the start
It takes a good woman it takes a good woman
It takes a good woman to fix a heart
To fix a heart

Interpretation for


Add Interpretation

Add extended interpretation

If you know what the artist is talking about, can read between the lines, and know the history of the song, you can add interpretation to the lyrics. After checking by our editors, we will add it as the official interpretation of the song!

Latest added interpretations to lyrics

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z #
Interpret