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Artist/Band:
Ronnie Dunn
Lyrics for Song: Love Owes Me One
Lyrics for Album: Ronnie Dunn [2011]
I'm so tired of fighting this fight
Looking ahead seeing no end in sight
Chasing a heart that's always on the run
Gonna walk away, love owes me one
Hangin' on outta habit
Can't go on like this, oh I've had it
Leave the sad, brave and lonely
Break these chains it's had on me
Keep the faith someway my day will come
Gonna walk away, love owes me one
We've held on, me and this poor heart of mine
Roll the dice put all we've had on the line
If givin' it all I've got just can't get it done
Gonna walk away, love owes me one
Hangin' on outta habit
Can't go on like this, oh I've had it
Leave the sad, brave and lonely
Break these chains it's had on me
Oh keep the faith someway my day will come
Gonna walk away, love owes me one
Hangin' on outta habit
Can't go on like this, oh I've had it
Leave the sad, brave and lonely
Break these chains it's had on me
Oh keep the faith someway my day will come
Gonna walk away, love owes me one
Gonna walk away, love owes me one
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Love Owes Me One
Ronnie Dunn's 2011 self-titled album marked a significant solo milestone for the long-time member of the country supergroup Montgomery Gentry. The record showcased Dunn's ability to stand alone, blending traditional country instrumentation with modern production sensibilities. Love Owes Me One serves as a standout track within this collection, reflecting the emotional depth and storytelling prowess that define his solo career. The song captures the weary optimism of a man navigating the complexities of romance, a theme central to much of Dunn's work during this era. By stepping out from the shadow of his partnership with Jason Aldean, Dunn delivered a polished body of work that reaffirmed his status as a versatile vocalist capable of headlining his own narrative. This recording remains a testament to his enduring appeal in the contemporary country landscape. |
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 Ronnie Dunn
"Ronnie Dunn [2011]"
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