Won't be so easy
This time to hurt me
You can try
And this time oh baby
There are no tears left here to dry
If you think you can wound me like before
If you think you can do that anymore
Won't get to far
No!
You can't break a broken heart
So try your best now baby
Try your best to break me
You can't break a broken heart
No damage you can do now
I'm immune to you now
You can't break what broke apart
There's nothing you can do to me no more
You can't break a broken heart

Hurt me before now
Won't hurt no more now
Not this time
You might do better
Messing with someone else's mind
Cause you're not gonna bring me down again
You're done with throwing me the way you did
It's gone to far eh
You can't break a broken heart
So try your best now baby
Try your best to break me
You can't break a broken heart
No damage you can do now
I'm a immune to you now
You can't break what broke apart
There's nothing you can do to me no more
You can't break a broken heart

Still don't means to your time
Your time has come and gone
What are you here for
So try your best now baby
Try your best to break me
You can't break the broken heart
No damage you can do now
I'm immune to you now
You can't break what broke apart
There's nothing you can do to me no more
You can't break a broken heart

So try your best now baby
Try your best to break me
You can't break a broken heart
No damage you can do now
I'm immune to you now
You can't break what broke apart
There's nothing you can do to me no more
You can't break a broken heart

Break a broken heart


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You Can't Break A Broken Heart Lyrics as written by Diane Eve Warren

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    No comments? wow. This song is getting me through something right now. I personally think that this is her best song.

    About someone who's just had enough; the damage has been done.

    youbrokemyxhearton May 13, 2009   Link
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    I totally agree. There comes a point where you're just done with it -- and there's no more damage that they can do because they've already caused enough pain. And you make the decision that you won't put up with any of that crap anymore. She's saying that he can try all he wants, but nothing will work anymore because she's totally done with it all. And that is basically what it's all about. I love this one so much. One of my favorites by her. Lyrics are so true.

    carriedaway93on October 19, 2009   Link
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    General Comment

    I agree with the previous comments. She's done. He keeps hurting her and hurting her and she keeps taking him back only for him to do it again. So when something else comes up, she's basically immune to his silly little games, so that she can't feel the pain.

    Constance1Daneon July 21, 2010   Link

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