Brooks & Dunn – My Heart Is Lost To You

Introduction

Why Did Brooks & Dunn Break Up?

Brooks & Dunn’s heartfelt single “My Heart Is Lost to You” emerged in April 2002, marking the fourth release from their acclaimed 2001 album Steers & Stripes . Penned by Connie Harrington and Brett Beavers, the song showcases the duo’s ability to blend emotional lyricism with memorable melodies . Recorded in 2001 and finalized for single release on April 8, 2002, the track runs a concise 2:59 under the Arista Nashville label.

Thematically, the song explores longing and vulnerability—narrated by a soul who recognizes their profound emotional entanglement with someone whose heart they cannot reclaim. Its gentle country instrumentation and heartfelt delivery underscore the lyrical yearning, positioning it as a memorable ballad in the duo’s catalog.

Upon its release, “My Heart Is Lost to You” resonated with audiences and critics alike, debuting at number 57 on the Billboard Hot Country Singles & Tracks chart in mid‑April 2002 . It proved a commercial success, climbing to a top-five position—peaking at number 5—on the Hot Country Songs chart, and briefly crossing over to reach number 48 on the Billboard Hot 100 . It also secured the year-end ranking of number 44 on the Country Songs chart for 2002 .

Visually, the song’s music video, directed by Shaun Silva, highlights the emotional connection through a stylized desert scene featuring a duo’s dance beside two vintage cars, capturing the essence of longing and romantic isolation.

Within Steers & Stripes, “My Heart Is Lost to You” is the penultimate single—following three consecutive number ones (“Ain’t Nothing ’bout You”, “Only in America”, and “The Long Goodbye”) and preceding “Every River” . Its release helped sustain the album’s impressive chart run and reinforced Brooks & Dunn’s consistency in delivering emotionally rich country music.

Ultimately, “My Heart Is Lost to You” stands as a poignant testament to Brooks & Dunn’s craft—melding lyrical honesty, melodic warmth, and commercial appeal—ensuring its place among the enduring favorites of early‑2000s country music.

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Lyric

Maybe it was the moonlight
The scent of you on the breeze
Maybe it was your shadow fell over me
Such a beautiful stranger
Eyes darker than coal
Your first look crossed the desert
Into my soul
Mi Corazon Perdido En Ti
My heart is lost to you
You have captured my love completely
My heart is lost to you
Oh, my heart is lost to you
Maybe it was the music
The way it moved with your hair
Or the heat of the moment
That hung in the air
But when I saw you there dancing
Mesmerized by your gaze
There was some kind of magic
Led me away
Mi corazon Perdido En Ti
My heart is lost to you
You have captured my love completely
My heart is lost to you
Oh, my heart is lost to you
Mi Corazon Perdido En Ti
My heart is lost to you
You have captured my love completely
My heart is lost to you
My heart is lost to you

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