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Country Music: Song Analysis

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The introduction of the song was very good. I personally like how it was fast paced right at the start and then it slowed when the artist begin to sing. The voice of the artist is really good making it kind of romantic and very manly at the same time. The lyrics are really good as well and it changes the pace of the song throughout the track. I personally think this song is going to be a huge hit specially in the country fans because its very catching and I was able to sing along after the 20 seconds of the

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