Moore's private life has been much-discussed in the media, including her previous relationships to actors Wilmer Valderrama and Zach Braff, and tennis player Andy Roddick. Moore is scheduled to appear in several films over the course of 2006 and 2007. Briefly, her music career was on hold, having parted ways with her record company.
Moore stated in early 2006 that she missed her music career and that singing is what she is the "most passionate about". According to her official website, she is collaborating with artists including Chantal Kreviazuk, Michelle Branch, and Rachael Yamagata on a new album. Moore had signed to Epic Records after her contract with Sire Records ended, but left the company in May 2006. She reportedly signed with a new EMI Music-owned record company, The Firm, in July of that year. Moore had described her new contract as "especially exciting" and specified that she planned to release her next album in 2007.
The album, entitled "Wild Hope" was co-written by Mandy. It was recently released on June 19, 2007. A change of pace from her usually dance-pop sound, Mandy's new album features a more folk sound, and is a refreshing change.
Since the release of Moore's 2007 album, she has been performing in smaller venues than her early audiences are used to but is still making a huge wave in the music industry. Mandy Moore won't let us forget her quite yet. Moore's sixth studio album, Amanda Leigh, was released on May 26, 2009. As a follow-up over a decade later, through delays due to struggles with record companies and personal relationships as well as her success in acting on NBC series, This is Us, Moore finally put out her seventh studio album, Silver Landings, via Verve Forecast Records on March 6, 2020. All songs were co-written by Dawes lead-singer, Taylor Goldsmith, and producer, Mike Viola, with a few tracks including co-writers like Lori McKenna and Natalie Hemby (of The Highwomen).
Mandy Moore completed a residency of 4 nights at Los Angeles club, The Bootleg!, where she played with musical guests like Dan Wilson and aforementioned Natalie Hemby. Moore will tour the U.S. spring of 2020.
I Could Break Your Heart Any Day of the Week
Mandy Moore Lyrics
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Try to be sweet
I could break your heart any day of the week
Squeeze life out of you
Wrap you in sheets
I could break your heart any day of the week
I could break your heart any day of the week
I make you nervous
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Do not disturb you
Sunday rolls around but that's another story
It gets a little boring
I hold on to you
You hold on me
I could break your heart any day of the week
Let the walls talk
Let the floorboards creak
I could break your heart any day of the week
Those calendar girls, they got nothing on me
I could break your heart any day of the week
I could break your heart any day of the week
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
I make you nervous
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Do not disturb you
Sunday rolls around but that's another story
It gets a little boring
Yeah yeah
Yeah yeah
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
I make you nervous
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Do not disturb you
Sunday rolls around but that's another story
It gets a little boring
I could turn you on
I could turn the other cheek
And it would break your heart
Any day of the week
And it would break your heart
Any day of the week
I could break your heart any day of the week
I could break your heart any day of the week
I could break your heart any day of the week
In "I Could Break Your Heart Any Day of the Week" by Mandy Moore, the singer highlights her power over someone's emotions. She sings about how effortlessly she can bring pain to someone even if she tries to be sweet about it. The chorus of the song implies that she can easily break the heart of her lover on any day of the week. The lyrics suggest that she can control her lover's movements and emotions, making them nervous from Monday to Wednesday while not disturbing them from Thursday to Saturday. Sunday rolls around, and the singer finds it boring to hold on to her lover and vice versa. She promises to keep the power dynamic constant when she says that she could break her lover's heart any day of the week.
Moore's unique singing style embodies the lyrics, which describes her ability to break her lover's heart, and her voice shifts from a gentle tone to a more assertive one, indicating the power she yields over her lover's heart. The song emphasizes the power dynamic in relationships and the ways in which someone can hold control over another. It conveys the idea that even if the person tries to be sweet and make this painless, they still have the power to break someone's heart.
Line by Line Meaning
I'll make this painless
I will end this relationship easily and without causing you too much pain
Try to be sweet
I will try to be gentle and kind when I end this relationship
I could break your heart any day of the week
I have the power and ability to hurt you emotionally at any time
Squeeze life out of you
I will exert my control over you and drain you emotionally
Wrap you in sheets
I will make you feel comfortable and secure, only to betray you later
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
I make you nervous
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Do not disturb you
Sunday rolls around but that's another story
It gets a little boring
I have power over you every day of the week, except Sunday when things get boring
Let the walls talk
Let the floorboards creak
I could break your heart any day of the week
Even the inanimate objects in our surroundings can sense the power I have over you
Those calendar girls, they got nothing on me
I could break your heart any day of the week
I am more powerful and dangerous than anyone else you've ever encountered
I could turn you on
I could turn the other cheek
And it would break your heart
Any day of the week
I have complete control over you and can manipulate you emotionally in any way I choose
I could break your heart any day of the week
I will continue to hold this power over you indefinitely
Lyrics ยฉ Universal Music Publishing Group, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
Written by: Mandy Moore, Michael Viola
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
C G
Why isn't this album on Spotify?? This is such a terrific album. Highly overlooked record that deserves its proper due.
Stone Fox
Why isn't this song on spotify?!? I need to have it on repeat!! ๐ก๐ก
Ryan Wilson
I'm still shocked that this wasn't a bigger song.
Rozii-
Sameeee this song was my childhood
NR Ramirez
Itโs been 4 years, are you still shocked?
Michael Mulcahy
doesn't sound retro at all. just sounds horribly produced, that keyboard bit is absolute garbage.
Matthew Kim
Smaller labels tend not to shell out as much money for promotion.
Jason Heavner
+Ryan Wilson True. I like the song because it sounds retro with the keyboard, which is probably why it never saw the light of day on radio, sadly.
DaveRave (AKA DAVE GรRDรN)
You can tell she has an old soul. there's a maturity about her that is far above most popstars/actresses but fun and youthful at the same time.
DaveRave (AKA DAVE GรRDรN)
@that guys stuff ! yeah but at least we got lucky enough to have her now