Lee Brice's Song 'Hard To Love'

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In the song “Hard to Love” (Lee Brice) I believe he is stating that some people are hard to love, that not everything is perfect, some people are selfish, hard to handle, need more attention than others. (Brice, 2012) It takes a very strong person to love someone like that. If and when you find that right person, regardless of them being hard to love; it will come easy and natural. This song to me is very poetic and it speaks so many truths. Not everyone is easy to love, not everyone is perfect. Love is one of the best, yet worse feelings in the entire world. This song in a sense describes myself. I don’t make things easy, I am very stubborn. I do have a very short fuse, when I do get heated I can become a wrecking ball; destructing everything in my path if I need to. …show more content…

This song describes so many people at so many times in their lives. Music is one way of explaining how you feel especially if you have a hard time getting your feelings out to someone. Music speaks louder than words. I think music has a way of explaining something or telling a story. Music can bring up happy times, it can also bring up sad times as well. Certain songs can remind someone of troubling issues from a past, can be the reminder of someone you have lost, it can also be a reminder of many happy times; such as weddings, high school dances, or even just hanging out with friends in the back

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