Who Broke Whitney's Heart?
- A Deep Dive into the Songwriting Credits*
So, you’re wondering who penned that heart-wrenching masterpiece, Where Do Broken Hearts Go? Let’s dive into the murky waters of songwriting credits, shall we?
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| Who Wrote Where Do Broken Hearts Go Whitney Houston |
The Masterminds Behind the Melody
Now, you might think Whitney Houston, with her god-given vocals, whipped up this ballad in a moment of heartbreak. Wrong! While her voice gave the song its soul-stirring power, the actual architects of this emotional rollercoaster were two guys named Frank Wildhorn and Chuck Jackson.
QuickTip: Read with curiosity — ask ‘why’ often.
I know, right? Who would’ve guessed? It’s like finding out that the guy who invented the wheel was actually a short, balding accountant. But there you have it. These two put their heads together and created a song that would become an anthem for the heartbroken worldwide.
QuickTip: Repetition signals what matters most.
A Little Bit of Songwriting Trivia
Did you know that Frank Wildhorn originally wrote 90% of the song in just 40 minutes? Talk about a burst of inspiration! He must have had a really bad breakup or something. And Chuck Jackson came in and added his magic touch to finish it off.
QuickTip: Scan quickly, then go deeper where needed.
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Whitney herself wasn't a huge fan of the song at first. Can you imagine? One of the greatest vocalists of all time turning down a potential hit? But Clive Davis, the music mogul with a golden ear, convinced her to record it, and the rest is history.
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So, Where Do Broken Hearts REALLY Go?
While the song asks a poignant question, it doesn't actually provide an answer. But if you're looking for a place to send your broken heart, I suggest trying these options:
- To the moon: It's far away and no one will find it.
- To your ex: Let them carry the weight of your heartbreak. (Just kidding, don't do that.)
- To therapy: It's a healthier option and you might actually get some closure.
How To...
- How to write a hit song: Find a really catchy melody, write some relatable lyrics about heartbreak, and hope for the best.
- How to deal with a broken heart: Give yourself time to heal, surround yourself with loved ones, and maybe listen to some upbeat music.
- How to appreciate great songwriting: Pay attention to the lyrics, the melody, and the overall emotion of the song.
- How to sing like Whitney Houston: Practice, practice, practice. And maybe get some vocal lessons.
- How to overcome heartbreak: Remember that everyone goes through it, and you're not alone. Time heals all wounds.
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