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In August 1970 in Las Vegas, Elvis Presley spoke a few lines from “Men with Broken Hearts” as an introduction to the song “Walk a Mile in My Shoes” (as can be heard on the 1995 box set Walk a Mile in My Shoes: The Essential ‘70s Masters).
There's a guy who said one time -
He said -
You never stood in that man's shoes
Or saw things through his eyes
Or stood and watched with helpless hands
While the heart inside you dies
So help your brother along the way
No matter where he starts
For the same God that made you made him too
These men with broken hearts
Men With Broken Hearts was written by Hank Williams.