At a minimum, the guy is wishing his four wheel drive was just two so they could get stuck where they’re parked. Watch here.Ĭonner Smith Artist Info Creek Will Rise (The Valory Music Co.)ĭate night in the bed of a pickup gets a little steamy when the rain starts, and suddenly the couple in Conner Smith’s new single, “Creek Will Rise,” is hoping some minor calamity might force them to keep the night going a bit longer. With the impact date still more than a week away, the label is reporting 20 early adds on the board for “Be Alright.” It’s the latest single from Allen’s third album, “Tulip Road,” released last summer, and the follow-up to his fourth #1 hit, “Down Home.” Allen performed the song on 'The Late Late Show With James Corden' on March 29th. Written by Allen, Jason Evigan, Gian Stone and Castle, it’s a three-minute pep talk, encouraging those who are feeling “broken down” to just “let it ride,” and promising “it’ll be alright.” In a bridge actor Matthew McConaughey is likely to love, Allen repeatedly sings, “alright, alright, alright,” reinforcing the song’s reassuring message. His notoriously strong work ethic has gotten Allen where he is in his career, and that’s reflected in some of the song’s opening lines, where he sings “the grind’s worth the time, believe me,” and “if haters gonna hate, let ‘em hate me.” But this vibey tune really hits its stride in the catchy chorus, where he sings, “Smoke it and roll with it / Sip it and flow with it / Wheels on the road with it / Lay back and go with it / Sometimes you'rе high with it / Sometimes you're low with it / But it'll bе alright.” That chorus repeats five times, but most listeners will find themselves signing along after the first one. The new single from Jimmie Allen offers inspiration and hope in a laid back way, making it perfectly on brand for this rising star. I love it!” The song offers a preview of Rucker’s upcoming album, “Carolyn’s Boy.” Watch for him this Sunday night (4/2) performing with The Black Crowes on the “CMT Music Awards” on CBS, and all summer on his 21-city “Starting Fires Tour,” which kicks off June 15th.

The beginning of the chorus, ‘Let’s drink what’s left of this ’ is classic ‘90s Country. The mood is set with a bottle of wine, low lighting and some Conway Twitty music, as Rucker tells his lady, “I don’t tell you near enough just how much I’m missing us … but girl, I’m gonna show you tonight.” It gets even sexier from there, as he sings in the second verse, “I wanna take my time, love you slow, love you right / Shadows dancing on the wall / Your lips, your hips, your fingertips, every inch of you just fits / Like the shirt that I got on / Gonna love you, baby, all night long.” The song’s hook is also its title, found in the line “Girl, we’re holding the lighter, and fires don’t start themselves.” Rucker says, “When I first heard ‘Fires Don’t Start Themselves,’ the hook immediately got me.

Darius Rucker Artist Info Fires Don't Start Themselves (Capitol Records Nashville)Ī rare quiet night at home with a loved one sparks an opportunity for romance in Darius Rucker’s new single, written by Dan Isbell, Ben Hayslip and Jacob Rice.

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