“Trouble With A Heartbreak” by Jason Aldean
As one would have guessed by the title of this track (“Trouble with a Heartbreak”), the song is about Aldean still being very much in love with his ex-partner. Unfortunately, when they’ve parted ways, he’s left to deal with the pain of the heartbreak.
In the course of recovery, his friends and family have tried their best to empathise and give advice in hopes to aid the process. However, nobody can truly understand the pain except the one going through it and it’s definitely not “gonna be easy”.
Aldean is faced with emotional nights as memories of his partner keeps haunting him. Although he tries his very best to get over her by means of alcohol and driving long distances, all he sees and thinks about is her. He also wonders if his ex-partner has found someone else while he’s going crazy without her.
Takeaway
The process of getting over a loved partner is never easy. In fact, the only thing one needs to give themselves is time to heal. “Trouble With A Heartbreak” has shared all the common things that an emotionally wounded person would go through post break-up, one that many of us would find relatable.
Release Date
The single was released on 14th January, 2022 as part of Aldean’s tenth album, “Macon, Georgia”. It was the second single from the project. The album’s first single was a 2021 duet with Carrie Underwood titled “If I Didn’t Love You“.
This project (“Macon, Georgia”) was released as a double album. The first half (“Macon”) was released on 12th November, 2021. The second half (“Georgia”), on the other hand, came out on 22nd April, 2022.
Days before the song’s release date, Aldean promoted its pending release intensely on Twitter.
Did Jason Aldean write “Trouble With A Heartbreak”?
No. A team made up of 4 noted American songwriters composed this song. The members of this writing team are:
- John Morgan (who is a long-term collaborator of Aldean’s)
- Tully Kennedy
- Kurt Allison
- Brett Beavers (who has worked with likes of Martina McBridge, Tim McGraw and Billy Ray Cyrus)
It should be noted that co-writers Kennedy and Allison are currently part of Aldean’s touring band.
According to Aldean, this song reminded him of the “bitter R&B breakup songs” that he used to listen to when he rode “through the backroads of Georgia.”
