40-Year-Old Songs: Let’s Fall to Pieces Together

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Well, here’s something I haven’t said in a couple of songs: country music time! So Linda? NO!!!!! There were great country songs in 1954, and there were also great country songs in 1984. Let’s celebrate another great song that’s turning 40 years old this year. Let’s Fall to Pieces Together - George Strait Pardon me, you left your tears on the jukebox And I’m afraid they got mixed up with mine THAT is an opening line. If that doesn’t tell you this is a country song without you even listening to it, then nothing will. Of course, the name George Strait should tell you this ain’t no Van Halen song. Oh, he could probably do “Jump,” but it would come out sounding like a Bob Wills song. One of the countless hits from the man who owned country music in the 80s. Let’s Fall to Pieces Together Written by Dickey Lee, Johnny Russell, and Tommy Rocco Recorded by George Strait From Right or Wrong, 1984 Why should we go crazy alone: