Miranda Lambert
Miranda Lambert
Miranda Lambert
Miranda Lambert
Miranda Lambert
Miranda Lambert
Miranda Lambert
Miranda Lambert
Miranda Lambert
Miranda Lambert
Miranda Lambert
Miranda Lambert
Miranda Lambert
Miranda Lambert
Miranda Lambert
Miranda Lambert
Miranda Lambert
Miranda Lambert
Miranda Lambert
Miranda Lambert
Miranda Lambert
Miranda Lambert
Miranda Lambert
Miranda Lambert
A “grass is always greener” perspective on one of the main characters from L. Frank Baum’s The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, who wanted nothing more than a heart to feel emotions.
The singer, the recent victim of a broken heart, warns him how painful emotions can be and offers to trade places with the Ti...
[Verse 1]
Hey there, Mr. Tin Man
You don't know how lucky you are
You shouldn't spend your whole life wishin'
For something bound to fall apart
Every time you're feeling empty
Better thank your lucky stars
If you ever felt one breaking
You'd never want a heart
[Verse 2]
Hey there, Mr. Tin Man
You don't know how lucky you are
I've been on the road that you're on
It didn't get me very far
You ain't missing nothing
'Cause love is so damn hard
Take it from me, darling
You don't want a heart
[Verse 3]
Hey there, Mr. Tin Man
I'm glad we talked this out
You can take mine if you want it
It's in pieces now
By the way there, Mr. Tin Man
If you don't mind the scars
You give me your armor
And you can have my heart
Tin Man was written by Jon Randall & Jack Ingram & Miranda Lambert.
Tin Man was produced by Eric Masse & Frank Liddell & Glenn Worf.
Miranda Lambert released Tin Man on Fri Nov 18 2016.
Written with Jon Randall and Jack Ingram, Lambert says her “Tin Man” is a bit of a tribute to Kenny Chesney’s “Tin Man,” her favorite Chesney song. The trio wrote the song in the summer of 2015 during a writing spree on what Lambert and her co-writers called her “magical front porch.”
“This song so...