Chris Andreucci Extends a Hand to the Heartbroken on Soul-Stirring New Single “Damn Broke”

In a town full of stories and songwriters, Scottish-born, Nashville-based artist Chris Andreucci is carving out a lane of his own, one heartbreak anthem at a time. With his latest single “Damn Broke,” Andreucci offers a vulnerable and refreshingly self-aware take on the kind of pain that lingers in quiet corners and late-night bars.

Anchored by acoustic guitar and a voice that blends modern grit with emotional grit, “Damn Broke” is less about fixing heartbreak and more about finding someone who understands it. The lyrics pull listeners in with vivid, cinematic storytelling, opening on a woman dressed to distract herself, downing Jameson, and lighting up a Marlboro Red as if each act could erase a memory.

“If you're looking for a flame without the burn tonight / He ain't Mr. Right, but I know a guy,” Andreucci sings, a line that unfolds into a chorus of quiet solidarity for those stuck between healing and hurting."

What sets this ballad apart is its clever lyrical twist. The “guy” who’s offering comfort? He’s not some charming stranger. He’s the man in the mirror. “I see him every night in the mirror,” Andreucci confesses, flipping the song into a self-aware revelation of someone who’s been through it all and is offering empathy, not solutions.

It’s a modern country song that wears its sadness honestly, but never wallows. Instead, it stands tall in its relatability. The phrase “one night rodeo” captures the temporary reprieve found in connection, while “you ain't gotta go through it alone” is a gentle reminder that shared pain is still a kind of hope.

“Damn Broke” may be Andreucci’s strongest release yet, a tightrope walk between polished production and raw lyricism, comfort and confrontation. With this track, he proves that sometimes, the best country songs don’t try to fix the broken heart. They just sit with it a while.