Essay On Sara Evans

Can you hear the cracking of that broken heart too? Sara Evans sings about her heartbreak in “A little bit stronger”. Her music represents heartbreak and a lost love through country music. Even though breakups can be hard, you will get better, stronger, and happier. As shown in her music, Sara Evans, along with other singers in her genre are based on real life experiences which attracts people to their music. Sara Evans was born in Boonville, Missouri. She was raised on a farm near New Franklin Missouri. She is 46 and was born Februay 5, 1971. She is the oldest girl out of seven children. At age 5 she was volunteering to sing in her family’s band on the weekends. After an auto accident that resulted in 2 broken legs, she sang traditional country songs to help her cope and pay for her medical expenses. Sara Evans was not only a songwriter but she was also a guitarist, writer, and singer. You can always overcome a breakup and get stronger and better overtime. “I know my heart will never be the same but I’m telling myself I’ll be okay, even on my weakest days” is an example of how Sara Evans states that you can come back from a heartbreak (A Little
He’s at the stage of recovering which is obviously before the healing and getting stronger (Like I Do). In Shontelle’s lyrics “Nothin’ feels right when I’m not with you...Gotta be strong, gotta be strong but I’m really hurtin’ now that you’re gone”. She says that even though she misses him she will get stronger (T-Shirt). Joelle is a little different at expressing exactly how she feels. She even states that she practically regrets even meeting her ex in her lyrics “Wish I never asked you what your name was...wish I could get you completely out my mind’. In the end of her song she says “I don’t care anymore” so she is slowly getting better (Wish I