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So You Can't Hurt Me Anymore - Mark Chesnutt



     
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So You Can't Hurt Me Anymore Lyrics


It's getting hard to look me in the eyes
The sad truth is mirrors never lie
After all the pain you put me through
I always kept on running back to youThere was a time we were the best of friends
You had my back through the thick and thin
But now I realize the bitter truth
All I've got is everything to loseIt's time to go
Our separate ways
Been going through hell
From all the hell we raise
There comes a day
To turn the page
So tonight I'm pouring you out on the floor
So you can't hurt me anymore
Since you left we've been hand and hand
Nowadays I don't recognize the man
You know I thought she got the best of me
But you're the one who put me on my kneesIt's time to go

Our separate ways
Been going through hell
From all the hell we raise
There comes a day
To turn the page
So tonight I'm pouring you out on the floor
So you can't hurt me anymore
It's time to go
Our separate ways
Been going through hell
From all the hell we raise
There comes a day
To turn the page
So tonight I'm pouring you out on the floor
So you can't hurt me anymoreYou can't hurt me ... anymore
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Chesnutt is the second son of Bobby Thomas Chesnutt and Norma Jean Nicholas. He learned to love music from his father, who was a singer and record collector. Chesnutt dropped out of school after his sophomore year of high school to begin playing with his father in clubs around Southeast Texas. When he turned 17, his father began to take him to Nashville, Tennessee to begin recording. For the next ten years, Chesnutt began to record on small regional labels while he was the house band for local Beaumont nightclub Cutters. He slowly gathered a large fanbase who loved to hear his traditional style.

In 1989, several Music Row executives came to Cutters to hear Chesnutt play. In 1989, he was signed to MCA Nashville. He won the CMA Horizon Award, given annually to the most promising newcomer. He toured constantly, and his fans rewarded him by making him one of Billboard's Ten Most-Played Radio Artists of the 1990s. He has four platinum albums, five gold albums, fourteen Number One singles, and 23 Top Ten Singles. He also won the 2005 French Country Music Awards Best Album of the Year Award. [1]

Although his first hit, 1990's "Too Cold at Home," was extremely neotraditional, subsequent songs were more mainstream Contemporary Country. Chesnutt surprised many fans in late 1998 when he recorded a cover of Aerosmith's recent hit, I Don't Want to Miss a Thing. Chesnutt's version of this song was a #1 country hit for two weeks in February 1999, and peaked at #17 on the Billboard Hot 100.

Mark married his wife Tracie in 1992. They have three boys, Waylon, Casey, and Cameron. The family lives in East Texas.

In June, 2007, Mark signed with Lofton Creek Records. The first single for his new label, "Rollin' With The Flow", is a cover of Charlie Rich's 1977 number 1 country hit.

Mark Chesnutt has a great number of fans in Europe, where he has toured in the last years. Two of his latest singles has been great hits in the European market, through the AGR Record Label, according to AGR and The European CMA radio Charts. "Heard in a love song" peaked at #5 in April 2007 and "That Good That Bad" peaked at #4 the week of June 22, 2007.



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