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Title: Bless The Broken Road Music Download By: Rascal Flatts Format: Music Download Vendor: Christian World, Inc. Publication Date: 2011 Stock No: WWDL145922-CP. Discover Bless The Broken Road Instrumental MP3 as made famous by Rascal Flatts. Download the best MP3 Karaoke Songs on Karaoke Version. Bless The Broken Road - Rascal Flatts - Custom Backing Track MP3 This title is a cover version of Bless The Broken Road as made famous by Rascal Flatts Same as the original tempo: 68 BPM. Listen to Rascal Flatts Bless The Broken Road MP3 song. Bless The Broken Road song from the album Top 25 Country Songs Of Faith is released on Oct 2014. The duration of song is 03:46. This song is sung by Rascal Flatts. Rascal Flatts — Greatest Hits Vol.1. You can play it on any device that supports MP3, even on your iPod! Bless The Broken Road: 03:48: $0.
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I might sing this at church when covid is gone
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I love you grandpa 🙏❤️💔
Comment by Autumn Bender
Yes bless the broken roads for us and me i love you guys thak you for everything and god is in our harts and he is with us forever.
Comment by Autumn Bender
Why
Comment by Autumn Bender
This song is sad becuse i love this song
Comment by ROSE
🙏🙏
Comment by MCKENNA FRIEDEL
me encanta esta cancion porque pieso en mi hermano pequne y mi hermano mayor porque mi caldo pequeno es mio y solo mio y tengo un novio. Es mioo esta la caancio con la que me voy a casar porque mi nova es lindo.
Comment by paulie
You okay with song
Comment by Mandy Mitch
I love this song and this song is my and my old man song
Comment by User 385923798
I'm waiting to for my dream girl ❤️ this song dives me deep in thoughts
Comment by Dominic Harrington
This song is amazing in concert
Comment by wvbowhunter Lincoln
dis put me at peace reminds me of a love il never have agin
Comment by Mareli Contreras
i found this and i love it
Comment by Mareli Contreras
@mareli-contreras-91661893: sorry king
Comment by Mareli Contreras
@mareli-contreras-91661893: yas qween
Comment by Mareli Contreras
wohoooooo
Comment by Kainalu
yessah
Comment by Curt
I never found that road. But I'm at peace...
Comment by User 137209203
Favourite song i am singing to it xx
Comment by Keith Hess
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Comment by Areora Atiu
reminds me a lot of my trip back home....very memorable
Comment by ABIGAIL RAUSENBERGER
MAKES ME CRY FOR SOME REASON .
Comment by ABIGAIL RAUSENBERGER
This song.
Comment by Hayley Rowland
Song
Comment by EDWARD MYLEN
do not say that
Comment by MeltingLime442
this reminds me of how i found my girlfriend
Comment by Hi people.
God bless the broken road that lead my straight to u. 😂😍
Comment by Hi people.
@kenton-entingh: hay, dude, musik is actually spelled music.
Comment by Hi people.
I'm in a sad mood, and when I want music, sad music, for a sad mood, this is what i go to first.
Biography
Rascal Flatts were originally formed in Nashville, Tennessee, as a duo. It consisted of vocalist Gary LeVox and multi-instrumentalist Jay Demarcus. The musicians were second cousins, both from Columbus, Ohio. Once at a gig another multi-instrumentalist Joe Don Rooney, who earlier played with Demarcus in a country star Chely Wright's band, substituted their session guitarist. After that, he was added to the collective. The band signed to Lyric Street Records and issued their eponymous debut album the same year. The disc featured an attractive mix of country, pop and R&B, generating two breakthrough hits - Prayin' For Daylight and This Everyday Love. At first Rascal Flatts were positioned as a teenage attraction, but their harmonies proved to be catchy for adult auditory too. Besides, the music of this trio appeared to be radio-friendly for both country and pop stations.
In 2002, Rascal Flatts recorded their sophomore attempt Melt, which became twice platinum on the wave of the hit single These Days (one million copies were sold in first 8 weeks after the release). A concert album Rascal Flatts Live in 2003 served wonderfully as a transmission from Melt to the third studio work Feels Like Today, which had a huge success and topped American charts. In April 2006, the band recorded their internationally acknowledged album Me And My Gang. Piercing lyrics of their ballads in Gary's rich vocals interpretation and winding dance tunes made their disc a must have for the wide range audiences. The song from this work called Bless The Broken Road brought the first Grammy to the band. Moreover, the musicians successfully tried themselves as producers on the new Chicago's album, Chicago.
Rascal Flatts shifted more and more to the qualitative adult pop from their original country sounding with every new edition. Sometimes the trio was criticized for this tendency - but may be those people were just jealous about Rascal Flatts' popularity and high sells? In musical respect, Me And My Gang can be called a pivotal work as it featured undoubtedly well-done pop tracks. Anyway, the artists won Country Music Television award of best song for 2007 with What Hurts The Most. The same year they released their new thing Still Feels Good. The artists settled in their pop trend with this album, though being still recognizable, and got assured again that they were adored by the public as always. This time they put more stress on dancing tracks like Bob That Head and thrilling love ballads - Make Me Remember and Better Now, for example, that would be highly appreciated by anyone familiar to the pain of partings. LeVox, Demarcus and Rooney also took a greater part in material creation along with co-producing Still Feels Good. Working hard as always before, Rascal Flatts expanded their discography in 2009 with the subsequent attempt Unstoppable. Staying away from experimenting, the musicians recorded 11 tracks to leave their supporters fully satisfied. Rascal Flatts kept on working hard; thereby the band released their seventh album titled Nothing Like This in 2010, which debuted at the very top of Billboard country chart. The secret of the success proved to be very simple: Rascal Flatts remained faithful to their signature style that is so much enjoyed and loved by numerous fans.
Studio Albums
Changed
Nothing Like This
Unstoppable
Still Feels Good
Me and My Gang
Broken Road Rascal Flatts Vevo
EP
Compilation albums
Comment by wvbowhunter Lincoln
dis put me at peace reminds me of a love il never have agin
Comment by Mareli Contreras
i found this and i love it
Comment by Mareli Contreras
@mareli-contreras-91661893: sorry king
Comment by Mareli Contreras
@mareli-contreras-91661893: yas qween
Comment by Mareli Contreras
wohoooooo
Comment by Kainalu
yessah
Comment by Curt
I never found that road. But I'm at peace...
Comment by User 137209203
Favourite song i am singing to it xx
Comment by Keith Hess
.
Comment by Areora Atiu
reminds me a lot of my trip back home....very memorable
Comment by ABIGAIL RAUSENBERGER
MAKES ME CRY FOR SOME REASON .
Comment by ABIGAIL RAUSENBERGER
This song.
Comment by Hayley Rowland
Song
Comment by EDWARD MYLEN
do not say that
Comment by MeltingLime442
this reminds me of how i found my girlfriend
Comment by Hi people.
God bless the broken road that lead my straight to u. 😂😍
Comment by Hi people.
@kenton-entingh: hay, dude, musik is actually spelled music.
Comment by Hi people.
I'm in a sad mood, and when I want music, sad music, for a sad mood, this is what i go to first.
Biography
Rascal Flatts were originally formed in Nashville, Tennessee, as a duo. It consisted of vocalist Gary LeVox and multi-instrumentalist Jay Demarcus. The musicians were second cousins, both from Columbus, Ohio. Once at a gig another multi-instrumentalist Joe Don Rooney, who earlier played with Demarcus in a country star Chely Wright's band, substituted their session guitarist. After that, he was added to the collective. The band signed to Lyric Street Records and issued their eponymous debut album the same year. The disc featured an attractive mix of country, pop and R&B, generating two breakthrough hits - Prayin' For Daylight and This Everyday Love. At first Rascal Flatts were positioned as a teenage attraction, but their harmonies proved to be catchy for adult auditory too. Besides, the music of this trio appeared to be radio-friendly for both country and pop stations.
In 2002, Rascal Flatts recorded their sophomore attempt Melt, which became twice platinum on the wave of the hit single These Days (one million copies were sold in first 8 weeks after the release). A concert album Rascal Flatts Live in 2003 served wonderfully as a transmission from Melt to the third studio work Feels Like Today, which had a huge success and topped American charts. In April 2006, the band recorded their internationally acknowledged album Me And My Gang. Piercing lyrics of their ballads in Gary's rich vocals interpretation and winding dance tunes made their disc a must have for the wide range audiences. The song from this work called Bless The Broken Road brought the first Grammy to the band. Moreover, the musicians successfully tried themselves as producers on the new Chicago's album, Chicago.
Rascal Flatts shifted more and more to the qualitative adult pop from their original country sounding with every new edition. Sometimes the trio was criticized for this tendency - but may be those people were just jealous about Rascal Flatts' popularity and high sells? In musical respect, Me And My Gang can be called a pivotal work as it featured undoubtedly well-done pop tracks. Anyway, the artists won Country Music Television award of best song for 2007 with What Hurts The Most. The same year they released their new thing Still Feels Good. The artists settled in their pop trend with this album, though being still recognizable, and got assured again that they were adored by the public as always. This time they put more stress on dancing tracks like Bob That Head and thrilling love ballads - Make Me Remember and Better Now, for example, that would be highly appreciated by anyone familiar to the pain of partings. LeVox, Demarcus and Rooney also took a greater part in material creation along with co-producing Still Feels Good. Working hard as always before, Rascal Flatts expanded their discography in 2009 with the subsequent attempt Unstoppable. Staying away from experimenting, the musicians recorded 11 tracks to leave their supporters fully satisfied. Rascal Flatts kept on working hard; thereby the band released their seventh album titled Nothing Like This in 2010, which debuted at the very top of Billboard country chart. The secret of the success proved to be very simple: Rascal Flatts remained faithful to their signature style that is so much enjoyed and loved by numerous fans.
Studio Albums
Changed
Nothing Like This
Unstoppable
Still Feels Good
Me and My Gang
Broken Road Rascal Flatts Vevo
EP
Compilation albums
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