Ever had a breakup so brutal that even your morning coffee tastes like regret?

If you’re nursing a broken heart, Brett Young’s soulful voice and gut-wrenching lyrics might feel like they were written just for you.

Here are five Brett Young songs that hit differently when you’re fresh out of love—grab the tissues and brace yourself.

1. “In Case You Didn’t Know”

This song is the emotional equivalent of a late-night text you wish you’d sent.

With lines like “I wanna hold you close, never let you go,” it’s a bittersweet reminder of love lost—or worse, love unspoken.

Post-breakup, it’s the anthem for anyone wondering, “Did they even know how much I cared?”

2. “Mercy”

Ever felt like your ex had a supernatural hold on you?

“Mercy” captures that desperate plea for relief from heartache, with Brett crooning, “If you wanna break my heart, you’ve got the right.”

It’s the song you blast when you’re *this close* to texting them at 2 AM.

Oof—this one’s a dagger.

It’s all about watching someone move on while you’re still stuck in the past.

The chorus—”Does he love you like I loved you?”—is the ultimate gut punch for anyone who’s ever scrolled through an ex’s new relationship pics.

Meta, heartbreaking, and brutally honest.

Brett sings about drafting a breakup song while living through the pain himself.

It’s raw, it’s real, and it’s the track you play when you’re *trying* to move on but keep reliving the memories.

Missing someone’s presence is one thing—missing their *little habits* is another.

This song zeroes in on the empty spaces they left behind, like cold pillows and silent phone notifications.

It’s the perfect soundtrack for nights when you’d give anything to hear their voice one more time.

Breakups are brutal, but Brett Young’s music? Even more so.

These songs don’t just *describe* heartbreak—they make you feel it all over again.

So, which one wrecked you the most? (And hey, if you’re crying into your ice cream, we won’t judge.)