Letra Broken Halos

'Broken Halos de Chris Stapleton' se estrenó el 05 de mayo de 2017.

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Seen my share of

Broken halos

Folded wings that used to fly

They've all gone

Wherever they go

Broken halos that used to shine

Angels come down

From the heavens

Just to help us on our way

Come to teach us

Then they leave us

And they find some other soul to save

Seen my share of

Broken halos

Folded wings that used to fly

They've all gone

Wherever they go

Broken halos that used to shine

Broken halos that used to shine

Don't go looking

For the reasons

Don't go asking

Jesus why?

We're not meant to know the answers

They belong to the by and by

They belong to the by and by

Seen my share of

Broken halos

Folded wings that used to fly

They've all gone

Wherever they go

Broken halos that used to shine

Broken halos that used to shine

Broken halos that used to shine

Broken halos that used to shine

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¿Cual es el significado de la letra: Broken Halos de Chris Stapleton?

Esta canción "Broken Halos" del artista Chris Stapleton se estrenó el 2017-05-05, tiene una duración de 180.906 segundos. Broken Halos is the first single that has been released from Stapleton’s From A Room and also the first song on the album.\n\nChris wrote it with Michael (Mike) Henderson and told Rolling Stone Magazine in an interview why it was important for him to include it on the album:\n\nI wrote that song with my dear friend Mike Henderson, with whom I probably wrote more songs than anyone who is a co-writer of mine. I didn’t include any songs I’d written with him on Traveller, so it was really important to me … to cut songs from some of the guys who helped me learn how to write songs, and Mike is one of those guys.\n\nBroken Halos is a song about people close to us who pass away. At his concert at the Ryman Auditorium in February 2017, Stapleton introduced the song by noting that he wrote it on the day a childhood friend passed away from pancreatic cancer at the age of 37.\n\nThe song won a Grammy for Best Country Song at the 2018 Grammys held on Jan. 28, 2018.