Don't Fix A Broken Heart

Hell Boulevard's song 'Don't Fix A Broken Heart' delves into the raw and often painful reality of dealing with heartbreak. The lyrics suggest that a heart that is already cracked is destined to break, and once broken, it is doomed to forsake. This sets the tone for the song's central message: instead of trying to mend a broken heart, it might be better to let it fall apart and die. The band uses vivid imagery and metaphors to convey the futility of attempting to repair something that is inherently damaged.

The chorus, 'Don’t fix a broken heart, just let it fall apart, don’t fix a broken heart, just let it die,' reinforces the idea that sometimes, the best course of action is to allow the natural process of decay and dissolution to take place. This perspective challenges the common notion that we must always strive to heal and move on. Instead, Hell Boulevard suggests that there is value in accepting the pain and letting it run its course. The lyrics 'Run out of love, run out of time, we're waiting for what's left behind' highlight the inevitability of loss and the often futile hope that things will realign.

In the final verse, the song touches on the concept of growth through pain. 'This is the pain we've come to know, some wounds are better left alone' implies that certain experiences and wounds are integral to our personal development. The idea that 'we don't have to move on' and that it's 'not a sacrifice for love' but rather 'a way for us to grow' suggests a more nuanced understanding of heartbreak. It acknowledges that sometimes, the process of coming undone is necessary for true growth and self-discovery. Hell Boulevard's 'Don't Fix A Broken Heart' offers a poignant and thought-provoking take on the complexities of love and loss, encouraging listeners to embrace their pain rather than constantly seeking to fix it.