How many broken hearts do you need before you can finish a broken-hearted song? In this case, it took me three broken hearts and three years before I finally completed the song now called Heart In A Million Pieces.
Hi, lovely You, welcome back to the Getting Naked With Nate podcast! This week’s episode explores the reality of broken hearts. I hope that you find something of value here, and would love to hear from you in the comments below!
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This king has given up his crown
No throne, all my tears have worn it down
I’m pacing these halls until I tire
A prisoner to all that I desire
Some quotes from this week’s episode:
The things we hide are the things which destroy us Click To Tweet Hearts benefit from breaking Click To Tweet In the grieving is the rebuilding Click To TweetQuick Note: this podcast is new and it would be a big help if you could subscribe on iTunes and leave a review because then iTunes knows to show the podcast to more people!
Links and Things
- Get the music (this song is a Patron-only download for now, but will be on my next album)
- Download and support my art on Patreon
- Get signed physical CD’s
- Pay what you can on Bandcamp
- Buy or listen on iTunes
- Listen on Spotify
- Live performance of this song on Youtube
- Links
- Listen to Sam Garrett, he heals broken hearts for sure.
- Last week’s episode, which was about romance rather than heartbreak
Always love
Your troubadour
Nate
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Great podcast again, Nate. I look at the broken heart from the point of risk. When one risks to make those connections with love, one must always accept that the connection can break. Accepting that the connections can come and go, and while they exist we love them, is I think what makes us better humans.
So well said, Peter, I couldn’t agree more! Thank you for your insight, love what you’ve added here
PS: did you comment twice? Showed up on both my natemaingard.com site and here! Thanks if you did, shouldn’t be an issue again as I’ve moved it all across here ?
Great podcast again, Nate. I look at the broken heart from the point of risk. When one risks to make those connections with love, one must always accept that the connection can break. Accepting that the connections can come and go, and while they exist we love them, is I think what makes us better humans.
So well said, Peter, I couldn’t agree more! Thank you for your insight, love what you’ve added here
PS: did you comment twice? Showed up on both my natemaingard.com site and here! Thanks if you did, shouldn’t be an issue again as I’ve moved it all across here ?