Few lyricists can put the feeling of heartbreak into words as meaningfully as Jonathon Brannon. When performed by powerhouse vocalist David Cagle, those words are taken to new heights. The result is a stunning collaboration that shows both men at the peak of their powers.

“Why do I always mess a good thing up?” These lovelorn words capture the

Few lyricists can put the feeling of heartbreak into words as meaningfully as Jonathon Brannon. When performed by powerhouse vocalist David Cagle, those words are taken to new heights. The result is a stunning collaboration that shows both men at the peak of their powers.

“Why do I always mess a good thing up?” These lovelorn words capture the song’s sentiment, as a brokenhearted man tries desperately to undo his wrongs. The song reaches a crescendo with a brilliantly emotive guitar solo before Cagle’s impassioned vocals bring this story to a close. There’s no easy resolution, but this song is sure to be a comfort to anyone experiencing the pain of romantic regret.

'Without You I'd Die' is the second single from Brannon's upcoming fully produced Rock album 'Heartbreak is Misery'.