“Plastic Bag” is a song about searching for an escape from personal problems and hoping to find it in the lively atmosphere of a Saturday night party. You and me, just roll with it, baby, Come on and just roll with it, baby Then you'll see life will be so nice, it's just a step up to paradise You'll leave bad times way behind, nothing but good times on your mind Now there'll be a day you'll get there, baby, you'll hear the music
You just roll with it, baby, you just roll with it, babyĬome on and just roll with it, baby, you and me, just roll with it, baby People think you're down and out, you show them what it's all about You and me, roll with it, baby, hang on and just roll with it, baby You just roll with it, baby, come on and just roll with it, baby Luck'll come and then slip away, you've gotta move, bring it back to stay Hard times knocking on your door, I'll tell them you ain't there no more It’s not breaking any ground in terms of storytelling at this point in his long career, but it’s a fun enough song that wouldn’t prompt me to switch the radio off.When life is too much, roll with it, babyĭon't stop and lose your touch, oh no, baby Lyrically, it feels a bit like his 2015 song, High On Life it shares a similar sentiment of being high (or drunk) off of the simplicities of a Southern lifestyle. Sonically, it’s a fun, light track filled with nice touches of fiddle throughout. Overall, Southern Comfort is a very safe, pleasant song from Darius Rucker. Burns Like Her will ultimately catch the ear of mainstream audiences and hopefully bring more listeners to the red dirt sound he’s known for. It sounds much more of a stadium crowd-pleaser compared to many his dive bar-esque tracks, but that’s not a bad thing by any means.
It has some slick electric guitar work, great vocals from King and simple albeit catchy lyrics that don’tsound AI-generated. Unlike Chevrolet, the track sounds like a radio song that actually brings something to the table. 8/10īurns Like Her is one of the most mainstream-sounding tracks I’ve heard from Randall King so far, but I honestly don’t hate it. The closing lyric, “I could ride this rollercoaster for forever and a day.” is such a simple, yet effective one that feels equally romantic as it does effortless. The song is a delicate one playing with the “opposites attract” concept. Rollercoaster throws a wrench in this notion and completely strips back everything with a piano ballad and hints of a violin strewn about. It’s the sound they’ve built their brand on because, well, it sounds incredible. When you think of Brothers Osborne, you’ll most likely think of rocking, electric guitar-heavy tracks such as It Ain’t My Fault, Stay a Little Longer, and Shoot Me Straight. Rollercoaster (Forever And A Day) – Brothers Osborne The combination of acoustic guitar, banjo and fiddle interwoven into the production provides the perfect amount of backing to this expertly written song. He packs the track with incredibly detailed imagery/phrases such as “with aging eyes as misty as an early mornin g dew” and “then we sat there in silence as he held hands with her ghost.” These lyrics show the poetic side of Acuff’s songwriting and show the strong disconnect between prominent independent songwriters and the shallow lyrics many Nashville writers are pumping out lately. From deluxe editions of albums to singles and brand-new projects, this Friday, September 15, has plenty to offer from a wide range of different artists.Ĭherokee Rose is an absolute heart-wrencher, depicting the story of a man reminiscing about his late wife, the titular “Cherokee Rose.” Acuff’s storytelling ability shines here.
It’s finally Friday, and that means one thing: new country music.
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