Jenna has loved music from as far back as she can remember. She wrote her first song when she was only ten and picked up her first guitar at twelve years old. Her public debut to the music scene came in 2011, when she was invited to open for Cory Morrow. And, as you know, she didn’t stop there…
With a thirst for expanding her skills and knowledge in the music industry, Jenna spends extensive time every month writing, training, and performing in Nashville, Tennessee. Her artist development team have prepped the careers of chart-toppers Shania Twain, The Band Perry, Dixie Chicks, and Leann Rimes.
With a busy development and performing schedule, Jenna still finds time to give back to the community by volunteering for nonprofits and fundraisers. You may see her around town helping the Ronald McDonald House, Love Cures, or the Temple Jaycees.
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Train Wreck
Jenna McDaniel Lyrics
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Don′t know how it happens but it happened so fast
Just when I think we're on the right track
You′re gone, gone, gone
I'm left standing, picking up the pieces
Like another broken heart is just what I need
Couldn't see it then, but now I′m believing
Loving you is like a train wreck
Like a one way bound for regret
I know just what to expect
When you come knocking at my door
Sorry but I'll take a rain check
Moving on with what I have left
And do my best to forget
Cause one thing I know for sure
Is you′re a train wreck
A train wreck
I bought your ticket too many times
You derail on the drop of a dime
To do it again, I'd be outta my mind
Cause you′re wrong, wrong, wrong
Loving you is like a train wreck
Like a one way bound for regret
I know just what to expect
When you come knocking at my door
Sorry but I'll take a rain check
Moving on with what I have left
And do my best to forget
Cause one thing I know for sure
Is you′re a train wreck
A train wreck
Loving you is like a train wreck
Like a one way bound for regret
I know just what to expect
When you come knocking at my door
Hey, I'll take a rain check
Moving on with what I have left
And do my best to forget
Cause one thing I know for sure
Is you're a train wreck
A train wreck
Baby, you′re a train wreck
The song "Train Wreck" by Jenna McDaniel is a heart-wrenching tale of a person who is in a relationship with someone who is like a train wreck. The lyrics talk about how the love she has for her partner is like a head-on crash, that happened so fast she didn't even see it coming. She is constantly left picking up the pieces, and she finally realizes that loving him was wrong. The comparison of the relationship to a train wreck conveys the idea that the relationship is a disaster and it is self-destructing just like a train wreck.
In the chorus, she explains how loving him is like being on a train going the wrong way, bound for regret. She knows that every time he comes knocking at her door, she'll be left with a decision: to either continue with the train wreck of a relationship or to take a rain check and move on with what she has left. She chooses the latter and decides to forget about him and his destructive ways.
Overall, the lyrics of "Train Wreck" portray the pain and heartbreak of being in a toxic relationship with someone who is emotionally unstable and self-destructive.
Line by Line Meaning
Loving you is like a head on crash
The love I have for you is reckless and dangerous
Don′t know how it happens but it happened so fast
I can't explain why I fell for you so quickly
Just when I think we're on the right track
Just when I think our relationship is getting better
You′re gone, gone, gone
You suddenly leave and break my heart again
I'm left standing, picking up the pieces
I'm left to deal with the aftermath of our relationship ending
Like another broken heart is just what I need
I don't need another heartbreak in my life
Couldn't see it then, but now I′m believing
I didn't realize how bad our relationship was until now
That it′s wrong, wrong, wrong
Our relationship is not healthy or good for me
I bought your ticket too many times
I gave you too many chances in our relationship
You derail on the drop of a dime
You quickly and easily ruin everything in our relationship
To do it again, I'd be outta my mind
I would be crazy to give our relationship another chance
Hey, I'll take a rain check
I'll pass on giving our relationship another try
Moving on with what I have left
I'm trying to move forward with what I have after our relationship ended
And do my best to forget
I'm doing my best to move on and forget about you
Cause one thing I know for sure
I'm certain that our relationship is a mess and not worth it
Is you're a train wreck
You're a complete disaster in our relationship
A train wreck
Our relationship is doomed for failure, just like a train wreck
Writer(s): Austin Fields, Jenna Mcdaniel, Keesy Timmer
Contributed by Eli V. Suggest a correction in the comments below.