Your Heart Breaks - New Orleans

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She said I’ll meet you in New Orleans
On the tenth of July
I said please no more hitchhiking
I wanna see you there alive
She said honey baby sweet thing
I best get to it by the end
You can meet me by the station
Good to see you there again

Sweet thing

And I remember West Virginia
How the mountains seemed to crush us
How we couldn’t stop speeding
Through the hills of Kentucky
The train bed with the hidden stream
The nights spent at the summer neat
Six-pack bringing on a steam
Tempting us to train hopping

Release Date: June 01, 2007

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Your Heart Breaks' song "New Orleans" tells the story of a tumultuous relationship filled with ups and downs, set against the backdrop of a journey to New Orleans. The lyrics depict a sense of urgency and longing as the protagonist recalls memories of traveling through different states and encountering obstacles along the way. The mention of hitchhiking, train hopping, and late-night escapades adds a sense of adventure to the narrative. Ultimately, the song captures the bittersweet essence of love and heartbreak, with New Orleans symbolizing a place of reunion and reflection.