You gotta do You Should Be Here. My favorite Cole Swindell song and it means a lot to me. In the past six years I've lost a ton of family. That song makes me remember them.
My cousin has been gone for almost 2 years, she was my best friend. I still find myself going to send a text message and realizing... that it's not going to reach her. I started a journal full of letters to her for those moments when I just need a Dani fix. Or feel like she needs to know something, no matter how big or small. We kept her phone number, and probably always will... but we leave it turned off so, sometimes when I just need to hear her voice I call and listen to her voicemail... It's funny how for a moment every time, I still think she's going to answer. Not sure that will ever go away.
I know I've already commented and I loved this song. One song that I love that hits home with what you're saying is Mat Kearny - Closer to Love. (Not country, so I understand if you don't want to review it. But it's a great song. The opening lyrics hit you right off the bat!
I can relate to this song I lost my real dad passed away but I have my father that raised me he's very sick now and I pray that he will get better I'm getting married in July I want him to walk me down the aisle. I miss my dad we used to go fishing and basketball games football games I always call his phone
Cole didn't actually write this song but his Dad did pass away fairly recently though. He has an earlier more upbeat song called Ain't Worth The Whiskey which I think came out while his Dad was still alive but he later co-wrote a song called You Should Be Here after his Dad died, where you see him on his bus phoning his Dad to tell him he has signing to Warner. He also performed the song at the Opry too shortly after his death. Presumably the premise of the song is his Dad's old phone number has been issued to someone else but he forgets and still keeps ringing it from time to time by force of habit, for the reasons you mention in your summing up.
His dad didn’t pass away “fairly recently” he passed away back in 2013 just a few months after Cole signed his deal with Warner. This song wasn’t written by Cole, but the premise of the song is trying to call the number of a parent who’s gone and forgetting that it’s been reissued.
@@dragonbleid5690 Fairly recently is all relative, especially depending on the age of the person saying so and that my post was from over a year ago. Fairly recently differs to using the word recently alone too. And yeah I understand the premise of the song but I often feel actual songwriters do not get enough credit when people just assume (not necessarily in a bad way) by default that the singer is also the writer. Especially after having read people say things like: "(insert name of singer) is so moving with his/her lyrics" and that kind of thing, as well as even reading people say that: "(insert name of singer) wrote this for his/her (insert loved one relationship)" when they did not even write the song.
My mom died less then a year ago and I want to call her all the time. The first time my phone was going dead right after she past away I freaked out. She died of bone cancer 11 years fighting it.
They have to produce good musicians because Alabama owns them on the football field RTR. All in good fun. The older you get the more you appreciate life and realize how precious the simple things are.
You should react to Cole Swindell You Should Be Here it is about his dad who passed away 2 months after he got singed with record company in the video before the music starts it shows the conversation between him and his dad him telling his dad
@Victoria Smith I did it a year ago and it was blocked worldwide. It's frustrating since other reactors have been able to react to it, but RUclips isn't consistent.
Im hoping that you will react to some of Bobby Pinson's songs. Heres a few, " Man Like Me " "Back In My Drinking Days " " Just to Prove I Could " " If I Met God Tonight " " Dont Ask Me How I Know ". Thankyou Sir.
I'm a new subscriber to this channel. I kept seeing you pop up in the sidebar as a recommended for me, so I gave you a look. I've been loving your thoughts on what I have watched so far. Question for you - would you be willing to take a listen and react to an artist without a record deal? I ask, because there is an artist from my state who I feel is not as known as he should be.
Hey Morgan, welcome to the club! And I'm happily surprised that I've been showing up in your sidebar--you're the first one to mention that so it gives me encouragement. As for your recommendation, if you can post a link to a song of the artist from your state I can probably get to it within a month, maybe less if my move goes smoothly.
this is a first with me on here Don - I really liked his voice but the music was predictable - lyrics are good as you say but sorry this song hasnt done much for me - I have heard this tune he sings from other songs hence word predictable rating good and reaction just what I thought - we you strugglin with this one????xx
Not really struggling, just trying to figure out what the lyricist was doing and I'd gotten some ideas along the way as to what I thought would have made a better case for what s/he was going for. But the concept is a good one, even though the "willful suspension of disbelief," that he would keep dialing the wrong number, seemed strained. But not being able to share life's best and hardest times with one's beloved father will always get me.
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You gotta do You Should Be Here. My favorite Cole Swindell song and it means a lot to me. In the past six years I've lost a ton of family. That song makes me remember them.
Glad you could feel this. I feel it, too. Enough said 😔
This is what country music is about Great lyrics in great video to
exactly. Lots of sports talks with Dad and asking for opinions mean more with maturing age.
Never heard this song in my life but definitely started balling from the beginning
Glad I could be of service. ;-)
My cousin has been gone for almost 2 years, she was my best friend. I still find myself going to send a text message and realizing... that it's not going to reach her. I started a journal full of letters to her for those moments when I just need a Dani fix. Or feel like she needs to know something, no matter how big or small. We kept her phone number, and probably always will... but we leave it turned off so, sometimes when I just need to hear her voice I call and listen to her voicemail... It's funny how for a moment every time, I still think she's going to answer. Not sure that will ever go away.
This is sad make me think of my daddy .. oh how i wish my daddy was here.. me and my daddy always watched the braves play
I know I've already commented and I loved this song. One song that I love that hits home with what you're saying is Mat Kearny - Closer to Love. (Not country, so I understand if you don't want to review it. But it's a great song. The opening lyrics hit you right off the bat!
It's real for Cole look up the song You should be here and you will understand why
Cole's father died in 2013 so this was written about him. Watch You Should Be Here by Cole for a real tear jerker.
I can relate to this song I lost my real dad passed away but I have my father that raised me he's very sick now and I pray that he will get better I'm getting married in July I want him to walk me down the aisle. I miss my dad we used to go fishing and basketball games football games I always call his phone
You gotta check out Cole's Break Up In The End, Great Song! This one here is another great song too
Preach. “Hard wired” soooooo true !!!!
Cole didn't actually write this song but his Dad did pass away fairly recently though.
He has an earlier more upbeat song called Ain't Worth The Whiskey which I think came out while his Dad was still alive but he later co-wrote a song called You Should Be Here after his Dad died, where you see him on his bus phoning his Dad to tell him he has signing to Warner. He also performed the song at the Opry too shortly after his death.
Presumably the premise of the song is his Dad's old phone number has been issued to someone else but he forgets and still keeps ringing it from time to time by force of habit, for the reasons you mention in your summing up.
His dad didn’t pass away “fairly recently” he passed away back in 2013 just a few months after Cole signed his deal with Warner. This song wasn’t written by Cole, but the premise of the song is trying to call the number of a parent who’s gone and forgetting that it’s been reissued.
@@dragonbleid5690 Fairly recently is all relative, especially depending on the age of the person saying so and that my post was from over a year ago. Fairly recently differs to using the word recently alone too.
And yeah I understand the premise of the song but I often feel actual songwriters do not get enough credit when people just assume (not necessarily in a bad way) by default that the singer is also the writer.
Especially after having read people say things like:
"(insert name of singer) is so moving with his/her lyrics"
and that kind of thing, as well as even reading people say that:
"(insert name of singer) wrote this for his/her (insert loved one relationship)"
when they did not even write the song.
My mom died less then a year ago and I want to call her all the time. The first time my phone was going dead right after she past away I freaked out. She died of bone cancer 11 years fighting it.
They have to produce good musicians because Alabama owns them on the football field RTR. All in good fun. The older you get the more you appreciate life and realize how precious the simple things are.
Makes me think of my parents I lost my dad December 2,2016 and my mom December 23,2016.
You should react to Cole Swindell You Should Be Here it is about his dad who passed away 2 months after he got singed with record company in the video before the music starts it shows the conversation between him and his dad him telling his dad
@Victoria Smith I did it a year ago and it was blocked worldwide. It's frustrating since other reactors have been able to react to it, but RUclips isn't consistent.
@@RockN2Country Ok I’m sorry
Word of advice spend as much with family as you can because they can be gone tomorrow nobody is promised tomorrow 😔
Good song... He's a good song writer
Im hoping that you will react to some of Bobby Pinson's songs. Heres a few, " Man Like Me " "Back In My Drinking Days " " Just to Prove I Could " " If I Met God Tonight " " Dont Ask Me How I Know ". Thankyou Sir.
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Don could you review/react to George Strait song A SHOWMAN'S LIFE
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Thanks JM!!
I'm a new subscriber to this channel. I kept seeing you pop up in the sidebar as a recommended for me, so I gave you a look. I've been loving your thoughts on what I have watched so far. Question for you - would you be willing to take a listen and react to an artist without a record deal? I ask, because there is an artist from my state who I feel is not as known as he should be.
Hey Morgan, welcome to the club! And I'm happily surprised that I've been showing up in your sidebar--you're the first one to mention that so it gives me encouragement. As for your recommendation, if you can post a link to a song of the artist from your state I can probably get to it within a month, maybe less if my move goes smoothly.
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Forgot about Brantley Gilbert and Jason Aldean
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this is a first with me on here Don - I really liked his voice but the music was predictable - lyrics are good as you say but sorry this song hasnt done much for me - I have heard this tune he sings from other songs hence word predictable rating good and reaction just what I thought - we you strugglin with this one????xx
Not really struggling, just trying to figure out what the lyricist was doing and I'd gotten some ideas along the way as to what I thought would have made a better case for what s/he was going for. But the concept is a good one, even though the "willful suspension of disbelief," that he would keep dialing the wrong number, seemed strained. But not being able to share life's best and hardest times with one's beloved father will always get me.
Caroline Mackenzie Macdonald this song is great, you’re crazy