When was the song “You See A Broken Heart (Rehearsal)” released by The Grateful Dead?

The song You See A Broken Heart (Rehearsal) was released in 2005, on the album “Rare Cuts & Oddities 1966”.

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You See A Broken Heart (Rehearsal)

Ron “Pigpen” McKernan

[Intro]
You see a broken heart
My baby's 'bout to set me free

[Verse 1]
I said look (Look), look (Look), look at me
And tell me what (What), what (What), what do you see?
I said look, baby (Look), look (Look), look at me
And tell me what (What), what (What), what do you see?
You see a broken heart
My baby's 'bout to set me free

[Verse 2]
I got tears (tears), tears (tears), tears in my eyes
And I got pain (pain), pain (pain), pain in my heart
Well, I got tears (tears), tears (tears), tears in my eyes
And I got pain (pain), pain (pain), pain in my heart
You see a broken heart
My baby's 'bout to set me free

[Instrumental Break]

[Bridge]
Just a little bit softer now
Just a little bit softer
Hey, a little bit softer
Just a littlе bit softer now
Well, a little bit softеr
Just a little bit softer now
Just a little bit louder now
Just a little bit louder
Just a little bit louder, baby
Just a little bit louder now
Just a little bit louder
Well, alright

[Verse 3]
I said look (Look), look (Look), look at me
And tell me what (What), what (What), what do you see?
I said look, baby (Look), look (Look), look at me
And tell me what (What), what (What), what do you see?
You see a broken heart
My baby's 'bout to set me free

[Outro]
You see a broken heart
My baby's 'bout to set me free

Trivia about the song You See A Broken Heart (Rehearsal) by The Grateful Dead

When was the song “You See A Broken Heart (Rehearsal)” released by The Grateful Dead?: The song You See A Broken Heart (Rehearsal) was released in 2005, on the album “Rare Cuts & Oddities 1966”.
Who composed the song “You See A Broken Heart (Rehearsal)” by The Grateful Dead?: The song “You See A Broken Heart (Rehearsal)” by The Grateful Dead was composed by Ron “Pigpen” McKernan.