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Reba McEntire – How Blue

Upon its release, "How Blue" quickly ascended the charts, securing a spot among the Country Music elite. Achieving #1 on US Hot Country Songs (Billboard) and #6 on Canadian RPM Country Tracks.

McEntire’s «How Blue» – A Country Masterpiece

If you’ve ever found yourself immersed in the timeless world of Country Music, chances are you’ve come across Reba McEntire’s iconic hit, «How Blue.» Prepare to embark on a journey through the heart of this song, exploring its profound meaning, unraveling the artist behind it, and discovering the story that captivated the airwaves.

The Essence of «How Blue»

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Cover LP Reba McEntire MCA 1984
Dive deep into the soulful lyrics of «How Blue,» a classic that encapsulates the raw emotion of heartbreak. Released on September 24, 1984, this song paints a vivid picture of love gone awry, leaving listeners on the edge of their emotions. Crafted by renowned songwriter John Moffat and produced with finesse by Harold Shedd, the track found its home in Reba McEntire’s «My Kind of Country.»

The Chart-Topping Journey

Upon its release, «How Blue» quickly ascended the charts, securing a spot among the Country Music elite. Achieving #1 on US Hot Country Songs (Billboard) and #6 on Canadian RPM Country Tracks, this masterpiece resonated with audiences far and wide, solidifying McEntire’s status as a musical trailblazer.

Decoding the Song’s Meaning

Beyond its chart success, «How Blue» is a lyrical tapestry that unravels the complexities of heartache. The song narrates the aftermath of a breakup, capturing the vulnerability and pain that follow love’s unraveling threads. McEntire’s emotive delivery ensures that every listener feels the weight of each word, making «How Blue» a timeless anthem of heartbreak and resilience.




Capturing Hearts and Making History

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Reba McEntire
Reba McEntire’s journey in Country Music extends far beyond «How Blue.» With 25 number one hits and a legacy that spans decades, she remains an influential force. From her early days to becoming a household name, McEntire’s impact on Country Music is immeasurable, solidifying her as a living legend.
In summary, «How Blue» not only marks a pivotal moment in Reba McEntire’s career but also stands as a testament to the enduring power of Country Music. From its poignant lyrics to McEntire’s powerhouse vocals, this song continues to resonate with audiences, ensuring its place in the heart of Country Music enthusiasts. So, the next time you find yourself immersed in the world of Country tunes, let «How Blue» be your guide through the landscapes of love and loss.

COUNTRYPEDIA




Reba McEntire – How Blue Lyrics

[Chorus]
How blue (How blue) can you make me?
How long until I heal?
How can I go on loving you when you’re gone?
How blue
(How blue) can I feel?
[Verse 1]
Oh, honey, why did you leave me?
Don’t you have a heart left in your chest
I swear to you that I’m dying
Because my mind won’t let my body rest
[Chorus]
How blue (How blue) can you make me?
How long until I heal?
How can I go on loving you when you’re gone?
How blue
(How blue) can I feel?
[Verse 2]
If I sink any lower
I’ll go under
If I cry anymore
I’ll go blind
No, there’s no relief for this missing you grief
How long can you torture my mind?
[Chorus]
How blue (How blue) can you make me?
How long until I heal?
How can I go on loving you when you’re gone?
How blue
(How blue) can I feel?

GENIUS




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Single Reba McEntire MCA 1984
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