“TEN YEARS ON THE ROAD… AND ONE SONG THAT FINALLY TOLD THE TRUTH.” Long before the name meant anything, Conway Twitty lived out of his car — smoky bars, empty rooms, a guitar riding shotgun through the dark. The miles weren’t the hardest part. Leaving home was. Knowing the weight of his dream landed on the people he loved most. Those nights carved something into his voice — regret, patience, the kind of hurt that doesn’t ask for pity. By the time he sang “This Time I’ve Hurt Her More Than She Loves Me,” he wasn’t acting heartbreak. He was reporting it. Every line carries the road, the mistakes, the prayers whispered at midnight by a man who finally knew the cost of love. That song didn’t make him honest. It proved he already was.
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