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Country fans are reeling after a Nashville engineer revealed that Vern Gosdin’s heartbreaking classic was recorded just hours after he discovered his marriage was ending. Insiders say Gosdin walked into the studio pale and silent, scribbled the final lyric — “If you’re gonna break my heart, just do it right” — and sang it in a single take.
There was no second try, no polished overdubs — just raw pain captured on tape. When asked later why he didn’t re-record it, Gosdin reportedly said, “You can’t fake a broken heart twice.”
The song that once sounded like a love story now feels like a confession — one of country music’s most honest moments ever caught on record.
🎧 Hear the truth behind Vern Gosdin’s haunting masterpiece — click the link and feel every word he meant to say.

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“Award-winning country singer/songwriter Jamey Johnson and his wife, respected attorney Brittney Johnson, have launched the Give It Away fund to provide help to those in need by supporting well-managed charities.

The fund focuses on charities that do work that is close to the couple’s hearts and assist communities experiencing natural disasters and other tragedies.

“We love helping people in need,” Jamey says. “This will allow us to direct money to certain places where there is considerable need.”

Adds Brittney, “Volunteer work has always been an important part of my life. One of the things I admired most about Jamey when we first met was his massive and generous heart. We share a love for helping people, and I think that has been an important part of our relationship from the beginning.”

The fund’s name came from the 2006 George Strait No. 1 hit, “Give It Away,” which Jamey co-wrote with Bill Anderson and Buddy Cannon. The song won Song of the Year at both the Country Music Association Awards and the Academy of Country Music Awards.

“I laughed when we were talking about what the name of our foundation was going to be,” Jamey says. “At first, we thought it should be the In Color fund, and then I thought, ‘Wait a minute! I have a better song than that!’ Give It Away is the perfect name for any fund. It is exactly what we are doing with the money.”

Johnson will donate a dollar for every ticket sold at participating shows to his fund. In addition, he will donate all proceeds from the sale of a special T-shirt to his fund. It is available at his shows and online.” - EBM