Thanks for watching! Hope you enjoyed this original from Tim and Austin and Chatham. Was fun to get to show off Chatham’s guitar skills in this. Appreciate all your support!
I love their covers, but man, their originals like this one really allow us to get to know the guys better. It also shows how immensely talented they are.
What about this: she wouldn't be gone by blake shelton, collaborate with Lyane Stein from Voiceplay to take full lead, will used his fuller sounding with ( in the middle, for his rustic) for his tone, high harmony by: Adam Chance, Austin Brown, Rob Lundquit, Tim Foust will used mixed of chest and growl for the bassline.
Born and raised in Dixie ... Pensacola, FL, to a family of fishermen, carnies, fast talkin' good ol' boys and con men. This song brings me to tears every time I listen to it. Not sure why. But let me tell you something, coming to you from a great grandma's perspective .... Say 'so long' for now .... trust me when I tell you, that you will return to Dixie in your heart, and soul and mind, over and over again, and in your old age you will come home to die, even if you are many, many miles away. The South/Dixie can never truly be left behind. And when you are my age, you will realize why.
@@urbancornbread5500, the only way I can think of is a fan request campaign. Since their music is put out independently, they don’t have a big name label to push their music on the radio.
@@kristindunstan172 I will see what I can do. A small town country radio station may be a good place to start. It's sad what the music industry has become.
What about this: Done by Chris Janson, we want Adam Chance to take full lead, high harmony by: Austin Brown, Rob Lundquit, Tim Foust will used chest and chest fry for the bassline.
Can we just say how beautiful Chris' guitar playing was in this song 🎵? He's magnificent on anything with strings. 😍 This song from the 1st time I heard it made me wish I was from the South, but I'm totally the other side of the map. Beautiful HomeFree, Jeffrey, Chris and all the others who made this possible. Loving it.🥰
What about this: It's All The Same To Me by billy ray cyrus, we want Austin Brown to take full lead, will used his control of his grit and rustic with mixed of mostly higher and some lower register, high harmony by: Adam Chance, Rob Lundquit, Tim Foust will used mixed of chest and growl for the bassline.
Guys! I found you on the plane taking me to Vietnam and since, I can't stop listening to all of your songs. Love your voices! Just amazing! Thank you from Italy ;-)
What about this: Just Happens That Way by jason michael carroll, we want Tim Foust to take full lead, will used his with power of his chest and his mixed of mostly lower and some higher register, high harmony by: Austin Brown, Rob Lundquit, Adam Chance will used his low baritone low notes for the bassline.
What about this: Never Had A Reason by Josh Turner, we want Tim Foust to take full lead, high harmony by:Rob Lundquit, Austin Brown, Adam Chance will do low baritone low notes for the bassline.
My wife took me to see them last Christmas in Mankato MN. They put this gem in the middle of a set full of covers and hilarious spoofs that showcased their enormous talent. When they played this one though, the place got quiet. I thank my native Minnesotan wife for introducing me to these guys.
What about this: Dim Lights, Thick Smoke And Loud, Loud Music by daryle singletary, we want Austin Brown to take main lead with Rob Lundquit ( he will be in harmonic and melodic unison) high harmony by: Adam Chance and collaborate with Lyane Stein from Voiceplay, Tim Foust will used mixed of chest and chest fry for the bassline.
Ok. Why doesn't Home Free have a wall full of awards? They are clearly incredibly talented singers and songwriters, and they deserve much larger recognition!
It's interesting how different people hear different things in this song. I hear someone whose life is taking him/her away from where they grew up, and this is a sad farewell. Not an insult to any place, just a sad farewell to a very loved place.
That's what I thought too. Does it mean something else? I was just hearing it like, if I stay here I won't get my dream out there, etc. Gotta leave and go to the big city, etc. to do what I want to do. Maybe there's a story behind it they've shared on patreon or somewhere that I've missed. I'll have to listen to it a million more times anyway, so I might hear something I didn't before. First time through I almost always get lost on their harmonies.
@@Shari_A._ It really is hard to not get lost in the harmonies - and what a lovely place to be lost. In the live discussion about the album when it came out they talked about how sometimes you need to change - for whatever reason - and this was acknowledging that change may be necessary but it isn't always easy or happy. (At least that is what I remember right now)
I honestly tried to twist it around to mean that, but I just couldn't do the pretzel logic to make it work. These guys were pretty much saying they were embarrassed about where they came from and telling a huge chunk of the country to shove off.
I LOVE this song and I KNEW there was going to be those who were upset with it. They are not saying they hate Dixie. If fact they talk about the good things they learned from Dixie. They are not ashamed or anything at all, but in our society there are things from the souths past that are coming to the forefront in current society that should honestly be left behind. I mean we SHOULD learn from our mistakes. That's what they are leaving behind. Atleast that's how I interpreted it. If I'm wrong so be it but they are NOT saying they hate the south.
That's the way I took the Meaning, too. All cultures have good in them, and all cultures have room for improvement. Everyone who wants to continue growing must figure this out for themselves about their own culture at some point.
What things from the South's past are coming to the forefront in current society? All I see every day are people of all backgrounds and ethnicities working and playing together, like anywhere USA. That's the way it should be. Dixie is not the only area of the country with a sordid history. Dixie does seem to be the only area of the country that is scorned for theirs, though. I was there when integration killed segregation. I experienced it and witnessed the past subsequently die a well-deserved death. These days, I witness undeserved contempt simply because I live here. As for the song, if "you're just on the wrong end of a one-way road" was meant to convey the artist's continuing career journey, that's one thing. If it was meant to imply that Dixie is and will remain at the "wrong end," that's quite another. The lyric seems to me to be a double entendre, a "take it as you will" twist on words, which Tim is quite good at. Beautiful song, beautiful performances, but I have to say some of the lyrics felt like an insult to me and, I'm sure, to others who love the South and have never supported injustices. Home Free music has always been an escape for me, a mood enhancer. This song did not have that effect.
Damn! When these guys aim for the funny bone, they hit dead center. When they aim for the feels, they hit dead center. Even if you never lived in Dixie, you can feel the vibe as you put your hometown in the rearview. A difficult emotion beautifully expressed.
What about this: forever after all by luke combs, collaborate with Scott Hoying from Penatatonix to take full lead, will used his both of his register of mixed and chest with mixed of half and half of lower and higher register with much gritt and kickback of rustic for his tone, high harmony by: Adam Chance, Rob Lundquit, Austin Brown, Tim Foust will used his mixed of growl and chest fry for the bassline
Man, this one's amazing, isn't it? I just listen to it again and again. The harmonies are tight and accurate, as per the norm. I believe it's a miracle that these men found each other and sing so beautifully together. I've seen them in concert three times, and they just keep getting better. May they continue on this path for another three or four decades. Minimum. P.S. Chris Chatham is a joy to see and hear. Can't wait to see 'em live again.
I love Home Free and their his is along with their vision and passion,however, DIXIE ain't a going away. Neither are the South's values. The South's will RISE again 🤠
Sitting in my college dorm all alone, listening to this aloud. Just got here from my home downstate and finished a 5-hour drive all by myself. I’m 20, almost 21.. it’s my 2nd year up here.. and I’m still homesick. I already miss my parents, my little brother, and my grandpa. March isn’t so far off.. but man do I realize how much I miss home when hearing this song. Tears. I hope everyone in this wonderful channel’s family remembers that somewhere in the world there is someone that will care for them and offer a helping hand. Don’t let this world change you too much, and try to smile whenever you can. Things can always get better.
Senior here, graduating college in a few months. I’ve learned to look at it as a wonderful reflection of how much I love my family when I get homesick. I have a beautiful family with my parents and 6 siblings and I miss each and every one of them every day. The homesick doesn’t go away, but you do feel less sick about it. Reach out, video call, visit, and each time you go back it’s better than the last. So happy you are only 5 hours away! I am 16 hours right now and I was also in a different country last semester. It’s good to be home.
God, I remember my time away from home. I remember wanting to leave all of it behind only to find that I missed it so much. Grass being always greener and all that. As a young person, listen to the words of an old southern man. Change is inevitable and it can be very good. The key is the pathway to change and why it was made. The change for change's sake that I was seeking was a fool's errand. The changes I've made as I've learned and grown and experienced more of the world are the changes that matter, and it doesn't take away from who you are, but instead builds upon it. The TL;DR is strive to be better than who you are now, not just different cause different doesn't mean better.
Another masterpiece. Really so beautiful. Great lead from Tim and Chance. The amazing guitar playing of Chris Chatham that just belongs to this song. Then Adam's modest but great no-monica and the background vocals round it off completely. All this in a wonderful environment. Top!
What about this: Things You Can't Live Without by Chris Janson (with Travis Tritt), as Chris Janson by Adam Chance to take main lead with collaborate with Scott Hoying from Penatatonix as Travis Tritt, Adam Chance will used fuller sounding with bunch of rustic with control of ( just right) for his gritt and Scott Hoying will used his chesty and blend with the lead and with mini solo ( on/ off) collaborate with Lyane Stein from Voiceplay will used ingressive phonation for the trap beats with main beatboxer by Adam Rupp high harmony by: Austin Brown, Rob Lundquit, Tim Foust will used mixed of chest and chest fry for the bassline
This song hits me hard. I'm in the middle of NM with my 3 dogs. Got nobody, nothing. Just my babies and myself. I feel so unattached to this world. In a couple months, we'll be walking out of here. Walking with no destination. It's painful to strive for happiness and community, but to never be wanted. I don't drink, don't do drugs, just work hard for my own. But it's always taken away from me, for show. For hate is winning against love in this world. I forgot to mention that I have epilepsy, In a world full of bullies against an invisible disease, I walk alone, carrying my 3 babies.
If you're a Home Fry, you're never alone. We are together in the love and magic this music brings to the world. Hang in there; you never know what good things may be waiting for you. Hug your 3 babies, and appreciate the love and joy they bring to you.
OH! This song really hits home with me. I'm in tears, listening for the second time to recover enough to comment. I was raised in a military family that moved every 18 months until I was 12 years old. The strange thing was we kept returning to Harker Heights Texas, the place I remember as my first childhood memory. This made me believe we were from Texas. How my heart yearns for that place. Been gone so long, 51 years to be exact and I still call it home. ❤️😥
Wow... This has got to be one of your best. I'm neither from Dixie, nor the South, nor the US, but man, that message hits home. Thinking about all the things from my own culture and my own upbringing I'm not proud of, but which are still a part of me and undoubtedly made me who I am. But there are those things that I can and need to leave in the rear view mirror as I move on towards a better and brighter tomorrow. This may be what growing up is really about. Knowing your roots, where you came from - but eventually, we need to leave the nest and learn to fly.
I'm so glad I taught you so much. Remember the good times, forgive me my faults, and remember that the best way to honor me is to build a bright future.
You guys are my favorite , and in my book you are the greatest of all time, BUT, this hurt. I can’t let my whole history and my families and friends history of Dixie,(southern Utah’s Dixie) go. There was NEVER EVER any put down of any humans of any ethnicity involved in the Dixie name. I have relatives named Dixie, and now I live in Washington state and we have a former governor named Dixie. Your singing of this song is great as always, but I will always be a girl from Dixie and proud of it.
Beautiful song as usual and I love that Chris is playing guitar in it for something different. Please keep these beautiful and meaningful songs coming. We fans need them so very much. ❤️❤️❤️❤️
I love the lyrics to this. So heartfelt. I'm not from the South, but southern Indiana has a lot of cultural influence from the South. A lot of that is good -- hospitality, taking care of your neighbors, generosity, personal responsibility -- but there's a dark undertone that wants to deny the past while often secretly embracing its worst sins.
There are no "dark undertones" & we don't "secretly embrace our worst sins"! If you don't know your history, you're bound to repeat it & you need to study the REAL history of the South, not the history written by the "victors"! Just remember the history is ALWAYS written by the victors, which were in the North! You need to read "The South Was Right" by the Kennedy brothers! The only slave owners were rich Dumbocraps & a lot of those were black! You also need to learn the history of the Confederate flag! Search H. K. Edgerton! I'm sick of lies about the South & Southern Conservatives!
@@dianacarolinian I can talk about the dark undertones of the cultural influences on the place of *my childhood and current* home, thankyouverymuch. And I can damn well have feelings about the impact that's had on my Korean sister, my half-Korean-half-black nephew, my autistic youngest child, and my trans non-binary eldest child. So feel free to shut up with your butt-hurtedness.
@@usmadgirl3074 Honey, my husband comes from Confederate aristocracy. I don't need revisionist history books written by people wanting to deny the clear meaning of their own historical documents. I know what his family was and did. And I also know how that cultural influence has impacted my Korean sister, my half-Korean-half-black nephew, my autistic child, and my trans non-binary child. So you can stop your gaslighting attempts.
What about this: show you off tonight by lee brice, collaborate with Lyane Stein from Voiceplay to take full lead, will used his glottis phonation for his placement of the tongue mixed of thick and thin for fuller sounding with rustic undertone, high harmony by: Adam Chance, Rob Lundquit, Austin Brown, Tim Foust will used mixed of chest and chest for the bassline.
Maybe I'm over thinking this song, but is this a literal "farewell" to the mythologized version of the Confederacy? Because if so, that's amazing! Also, beautiful song.
Another beauty. Having Chris and his beautiful guitar playing is an added bonus. Too bad that some of your fans are taking this as dumping on the south. I just hear somebody moving along the path of life and realizing that things in the past can't be recovered - nor should they be. A hard realization no matter where you were raised. Later: Another thought. If you replace "Dixie" with "Fargo" or "Oregon" or "Peru", does the song still make sense? Sure. But since Tim is from the south it wouldn't make sense for him to use any of those other places. Just a song about moving along life's path further and further from your roots - wherever they are.
Beautifully written, wonderfully performed, and courageously delivered. Great respect for traveling the high road, even when it is not always the welcoming and easy path! As someone who proudly served our land, I find this call for healing timely and admirable. May the wind always be at your backs.
I grew up in Dixie. Loving people for the most part. Check out people all over. You'll find discontent all over. I can remember my grandmother serving food to soldiers without a job after WWw and Korean War. No one was rejected for the color of their skin.
I am from Kentucky since before the nation was founded. Those Dixie roots run deep and true holding fast. I live in Indiana but my mountains call for me. Leaving for good is unimaginable. Thank you guys for putting those feelings into such beautiful song. Chris guitar adds the perfect touch.
This is such a beautiful mature reflective song. I loved it when I first heard it in concert footage, have played it regularly from the album, and I love that you went with a simple performance video. It makes me sad to see some of the negative comments. We all have to reach the point in life where we look back and realise the place where we come from has faults as well as virtues. If you can't do that, you can't move forward. This song makes me proud to be a Home Fry.
Every place has faults but only Southerners allow themselves to be be embarrassed by Northerners into making a song that basically tells their home to shove off.
What about this: Have That Effect on Me by brad paisley, collaborate with Lyane from Voiceplay to take full lead, will used engage core so clear based on his some lower and mostly higher register, high harmony by: Adam Chance, Rob Lundquit, Austin Brown, Tim Foust will used bouncing effect for the rhythm will used chest for the bassline.
I do listen to Home Free every single day of my life. They are just a part of me now . They are so addictive,but in a good way. I am a dedicated Home Fry!!!
I love the music and the message hit home with me. I left A la at 18. Only a week in Chicago I signed myself up for college and rode the el train by myself. The South gave me love , it challenged me and gave me room to grow. Be proud of those hometown roots. Thanks for the song sharing it with all of us.
That's not what they're saying. They're crapping on their heritage. Well, not their heritage, most of them are from Minnesota, so they're crapping on other people's heritage. I loved Home Free, but looks like they've gone full Tyler Childers. Look for their next spoken word album, Hone Free lectures you on Critical Race Theory.
@@christopherdobney2927 three out of five of them are from the deep south. two out of those three are the ones with writing credits here. and frankly, being compared to Tyler Childers is a massive compliment
I think you misunderstand this song. The bigotry, hatred and discrimination that was practiced here needs to go! It is the "wrong end of the one way road" (genius lyrics guys!) Yes, I'm from the Deep South too and do not feel insulted because it will always be a part of me too.
@@christopherdobney2927 Wow, I think you are the one missing the point of the song. It's about having to leave it. Look at all the displaced Southerners who end up elsewhere for jobs. The South is always a part of you, but sometimes, life requires that you leave it behind -- it is on the wrong end of a one-way street. They are not crapping on their heritage. They are saying how much they will miss the South! I see the crazy comments here trying to make it about political shit. Y'all are just looking to complain about something. But of course, art is always subjective, so if you want to interpret it that way, that is on you.
Dang it y'all made me cry. I feel this so much? Born and raised in the south but moved up north about 7 years ago. While I do love my new home I am still proud of where I'm from. Never thought I would leave the south and if I'm being honest I think one day I will probably return, but for now I will enjoy the experience of living in Delaware.
The more I listen to this the more I wonder it there is a subtle message to the people of our times. Dixie has long stood for black oppression. It's time to to end that. Chance's verse seems to speak to this. "You can't erase the past, but it ain't meant to last. It's time we start to learn from our mistakes." "So Long Dixie; It's time to let you go". " You're just on the wrong end of a one-way road." Those lines resonates with me a person raised in the south and finally realizing that I am the recipient of many privileges simple because of the color of my skin. Particularly Chance's verse
What about this: Born Here Live Here Die Here by luke bryan, collaborate with JourneyDay to take full lead, will used his rustic with playing with his vocal folds with his vocal passages, high harmony by: Adam Chance, Rob Lundquit, Austin Brown, Tim Foust will used mixed of chest and growl for the bassline.
What about this: Someone To Share It With by rodney atkins, we want Adam Chance to take full lead, will used his fuller sounding with edge of balance of rustic and his vocal folds and playing with vocal passages, high harmony by: Austin Brown, Rob Lundquit, Tim Foust will used mixed of chest and growl for the bassline.
Born in, and a faithful citizen of, Dixie! If you've never experienced the Old South, you'll never understand the absolute devotion to the Southern way of life, and you're poorer for it.
I like the way this song sounds, and y'all do such an awesome job I love the way y'all's voices work so well together, however I will NEVER EVER say goodbye to DIXIE. If that bothers anyone GET OVER YOURSELF. GOD bless y'all and keep up the great work
I haven't seen any "mean" things, just people who are very disappointed about Home Free's inaccurate & "woke" view of the South! They've been my favorite group for years & I've begged reactors to react to Home Free but I watched them religiously to escape all the insanity & intentional destruction of our Republic over the past 2 years, not have them sing about the lies they've heard from the "woke" MSM!
What a beautiful way to say it's time for change. Thank you for the joy you bring us with each and every song you sing. Blessings of love, light, happiness and health to each of you and all those you love always.
Not from Dixie. Never been to any part of Dixie. But from first hearing this song, and with every subsequent listen, it continues to bring up emotion. A fave from the new album.
I was born and reared in the South. Four or five generations of my family are buried in a small cemetery in south Alabama and before that they were in Georgia. I tried for years to explain what it meant to be Southern to those who came from elsewhere. Thank you for this explanation.
Love it You guys are the best Can't get enough of all yourusic. Hope someday maybe I will get to see you guys in person and meet Mr. I'm in Georgia now bit not close enough to get to see you. Albany is the Town. Thank again
Another great song. I've had to leave a place I loved. To start a new life. It was sad, but it was what I needed. Life gives us choices, sometimes they are hard, at first. But making those hard choices, brings you greater happiness.
What about this: Dream You Never Had by Thomas Rhett, collaborate with Lyane Stein from Voiceplay to take full lead, will used his glottis phonation mixed of thin and thick based on his raspy with his little rustic undertone, high harmony by: Adam Chance, Rob Lundquit, Austin Brown, Tim Foust will used his mixed of chest and growl for the bassline.
( MUST DO, Home Free) what about this: Goodbye Says It All by Blackhawk, we want Adam Chance to take full lead, complex harmony: collaborate with Cesar de la Rosa from Voiceplay and Scott Hyoing from Penatatonix blend with the lead, main high harmony by: Austin Brown, Rob Lundquit, Tim Foust will used mixed of chest and chest fry for the bassline.
What about this: Look At Us by Vince Gill, we want Adam Chance to take full lead, will used his clearest and strongest but smooth for his little bit of rustic for his vocal and mixed of half and half of lower and higher register, high harmony by: Austin Brown, Rob Lundquit, Tim Foust will used mixed of chest and growl for the bassline.
That minor key thing!! 💔I just want to compliment your camera person, videographer, whatever; using the golden hour light for dramatic shadows and highlights and lens flares, zooming around to catch every gorgeous background to frame the performance...wow. PS My mama loves this cd. It plays her to sleep.
( MUST DO, I got perfect setting for this song: at Tim Foust’s house with a lot of girls partying) what about this: Too Many Woman by Bernhard Allison, we want Adam Chance to take full lead, high harmony by: Austin Brown, Rob Lundquit, Tim Foust will used mixed of chest, chest fry, growl for the bassline.
What about this: make it a good one by brothers osborne, collaborate with Geoff from Voiceplay to take full lead, will used his faint echoes of darker tone but with his vocal folds blend with his vocal passages with balance of rustic ( just right) for his tone high harmony by: Adam Chance, Austin Brown, Rob Lundquit, Tim Foust will used his mixed of chest and growl for the bassline.
Having been born and raised in the South, then uprooting our family and moving out west almost five years ago, this one hits very close to home. Love it!
How in love have I fallen with you guys ❣️ 😁? There's a thin line between my favorite genre, and 'Country'. Love blues, love folk, love just under this side of the line country. My mother was the biggest lover of music, (especially Country!,) of anyone I ever knew besides me and my kids. I'm in my sixties now and my mama is gone but she used to blast me out of bed every morning of my life with oooold school country in a little box radio alarm clock. She raised 6 music lovers all on her own in the sixties. We were poor but we had music. I REALLY LOVE YOUR WORK 🎶 My grandson and I listen to you every day. THANKS FOR LETTING US BE HOME FRIES. All our love🏡
Thanks for watching! Hope you enjoyed this original from Tim and Austin and Chatham. Was fun to get to show off Chatham’s guitar skills in this. Appreciate all your support!
Loved it Rob, when are you coming to England ? X
Beautiful video for a great song ❤ thanks for enduring the cold 🙏👏👏👏
That was fire! You all have the most amazing harmonies hands down! Love you and God bless from a TN Home Fry
No. Thank you for a beautiful song. 🦋
Thank you guys, Rob. You have no idea how you guys save my life and sanity every single day.
A real honor being featured in the video. I'm glad folks are enjoying our little ditty.
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Loved it Chris X
we definitively do (or I for sure) 🤩
Beautiful work Mr Chatham! Hope you didn't take too long to thaw out.
Thank you Chris. I love your talent. 🥰
I love their covers, but man, their originals like this one really allow us to get to know the guys better. It also shows how immensely talented they are.
What about this: she wouldn't be gone by blake shelton, collaborate with Lyane Stein from Voiceplay to take full lead, will used his fuller sounding with ( in the middle, for his rustic) for his tone, high harmony by: Adam Chance, Austin Brown, Rob Lundquit, Tim Foust will used mixed of chest and growl for the bassline.
@@deanmarion5477 😊
@@vivianmorris6562 : glad you to like this song request.
Have loved Home Free since The Sing Off! Have seen you guys twice! Love your music!
Born and raised in Dixie ... Pensacola, FL, to a family of fishermen, carnies, fast talkin' good ol' boys and con men. This song brings me to tears every time I listen to it. Not sure why. But let me tell you something, coming to you from a great grandma's perspective .... Say 'so long' for now .... trust me when I tell you, that you will return to Dixie in your heart, and soul and mind, over and over again, and in your old age you will come home to die, even if you are many, many miles away. The South/Dixie can never truly be left behind. And when you are my age, you will realize why.
This REALLY needs to play on radio stations across the country! More please!
This Song will be played on German radio on Sunday.
How can we make that happen?!?
@@urbancornbread5500, the only way I can think of is a fan request campaign. Since their music is put out independently, they don’t have a big name label to push their music on the radio.
@@kristindunstan172 I will see what I can do. A small town country radio station may be a good place to start. It's sad what the music industry has become.
What about this: Done by Chris Janson, we want Adam Chance to take full lead, high harmony by: Austin Brown, Rob Lundquit, Tim Foust will used chest and chest fry for the bassline.
Can we just say how beautiful Chris' guitar playing was in this song 🎵? He's magnificent on anything with strings. 😍 This song from the 1st time I heard it made me wish I was from the South, but I'm totally the other side of the map. Beautiful HomeFree, Jeffrey, Chris and all the others who made this possible. Loving it.🥰
What about this: It's All The Same To Me by billy ray cyrus, we want Austin Brown to take full lead, will used his control of his grit and rustic with mixed of mostly higher and some lower register, high harmony by: Adam Chance, Rob Lundquit, Tim Foust will used mixed of chest and growl for the bassline.
Guys! I found you on the plane taking me to Vietnam and since, I can't stop listening to all of your songs. Love your voices! Just amazing! Thank you from Italy ;-)
Home Free you are A-M-A-Z-I-N-G!!! Love this song!!! Hello to all the Home Fries! Sending love to everyone from Texas!!!
What about this: Just Happens That Way by jason michael carroll, we want Tim Foust to take full lead, will used his with power of his chest and his mixed of mostly lower and some higher register, high harmony by: Austin Brown, Rob Lundquit, Adam Chance will used his low baritone low notes for the bassline.
This song needs radio airplay asap! It's soooo beautiful!
It will be played on German radio on Sunday.
What about this: Never Had A Reason by Josh Turner, we want Tim Foust to take full lead, high harmony by:Rob Lundquit, Austin Brown, Adam Chance will do low baritone low notes for the bassline.
My wife took me to see them last Christmas in Mankato MN. They put this gem in the middle of a set full of covers and hilarious spoofs that showcased their enormous talent. When they played this one though, the place got quiet. I thank my native Minnesotan wife for introducing me to these guys.
Everyone is soooo good! This song is PERFECT for Chase's smokey voice. I can't understand why this isn't the most popular group in the world.
What about this: Dim Lights, Thick Smoke And Loud, Loud Music by daryle singletary, we want Austin Brown to take main lead with Rob Lundquit ( he will be in harmonic and melodic unison) high harmony by: Adam Chance and collaborate with Lyane Stein from Voiceplay, Tim Foust will used mixed of chest and chest fry for the bassline.
Me too. It is my favorite
I'll stay in dixie roll tide from sweet home AL.
Ok. Why doesn't Home Free have a wall full of awards? They are clearly incredibly talented singers and songwriters, and they deserve much larger recognition!
@Rob Lundquist Definitely! Been saving to come see Home Free next time you play here in London, Ontario.
The Rupp no-monica is so subtle and pretty in this one.
I will forever live in Dixie land
So sorry for the infringe on your privacy. Beautiful song. Hello
It's interesting how different people hear different things in this song. I hear someone whose life is taking him/her away from where they grew up, and this is a sad farewell. Not an insult to any place, just a sad farewell to a very loved place.
and gorgeous harmonies, of course.
@@nancyholter5646 and the best guitar I've heard in an a cappella group! Sounds great Chris!
That's what I thought too. Does it mean something else? I was just hearing it like, if I stay here I won't get my dream out there, etc. Gotta leave and go to the big city, etc. to do what I want to do. Maybe there's a story behind it they've shared on patreon or somewhere that I've missed. I'll have to listen to it a million more times anyway, so I might hear something I didn't before. First time through I almost always get lost on their harmonies.
@@Shari_A._ It really is hard to not get lost in the harmonies - and what a lovely place to be lost. In the live discussion about the album when it came out they talked about how sometimes you need to change - for whatever reason - and this was acknowledging that change may be necessary but it isn't always easy or happy. (At least that is what I remember right now)
I honestly tried to twist it around to mean that, but I just couldn't do the pretzel logic to make it work. These guys were pretty much saying they were embarrassed about where they came from and telling a huge chunk of the country to shove off.
Such a gorgeous song. The harmonies are exquisite. I have listened 4 times in a row this go round.
Right...?
I LOVE this song and I KNEW there was going to be those who were upset with it. They are not saying they hate Dixie. If fact they talk about the good things they learned from Dixie. They are not ashamed or anything at all, but in our society there are things from the souths past that are coming to the forefront in current society that should honestly be left behind. I mean we SHOULD learn from our mistakes. That's what they are leaving behind. Atleast that's how I interpreted it. If I'm wrong so be it but they are NOT saying they hate the south.
That's the way I took the Meaning, too. All cultures have good in them, and all cultures have room for improvement. Everyone who wants to continue growing must figure this out for themselves about their own culture at some point.
It is a beautiful song of regret for leaving the familiar loved places where we grew and rising to face the life you seek.
That’s what I got from the song too.I’m not American I’m Canadian why is people hating on this song ?I’m confused I think its nice
What things from the South's past are coming to the forefront in current society? All I see every day are people of all backgrounds and ethnicities working and playing together, like anywhere USA. That's the way it should be. Dixie is not the only area of the country with a sordid history. Dixie does seem to be the only area of the country that is scorned for theirs, though. I was there when integration killed segregation. I experienced it and witnessed the past subsequently die a well-deserved death. These days, I witness undeserved contempt simply because I live here.
As for the song, if "you're just on the wrong end of a one-way road" was meant to convey the artist's continuing career journey, that's one thing. If it was meant to imply that Dixie is and will remain at the "wrong end," that's quite another. The lyric seems to me to be a double entendre, a "take it as you will" twist on words, which Tim is quite good at. Beautiful song, beautiful performances, but I have to say some of the lyrics felt like an insult to me and, I'm sure, to others who love the South and have never supported injustices. Home Free music has always been an escape for me, a mood enhancer. This song did not have that effect.
@@ohseedee27 yep. End the virtue signaling PLEASE
PLEASE come back to Cincinnati!
Damn! When these guys aim for the funny bone, they hit dead center. When they aim for the feels, they hit dead center. Even if you never lived in Dixie, you can feel the vibe as you put your hometown in the rearview. A difficult emotion beautifully expressed.
What about this: Speechless by Dan + Shay
Are we sure Adam didn't sneak a harmonica in? :D He is so talented. You literally can't tell the difference in sound.
What about this: forever after all by luke combs, collaborate with Scott Hoying from Penatatonix to take full lead, will used his both of his register of mixed and chest with mixed of half and half of lower and higher register with much gritt and kickback of rustic for his tone, high harmony by: Adam Chance, Rob Lundquit, Austin Brown, Tim Foust will used his mixed of growl and chest fry for the bassline
Man, this one's amazing, isn't it? I just listen to it again and again. The harmonies are tight and accurate, as per the norm. I believe it's a miracle that these men found each other and sing so beautifully together. I've seen them in concert three times, and they just keep getting better. May they continue on this path for another three or four decades. Minimum. P.S. Chris Chatham is a joy to see and hear. Can't wait to see 'em live again.
What about this: Boys round Here by Blake Shelton
I love Home Free and their his is along with their vision and passion,however, DIXIE ain't a going away. Neither are the South's values.
The South's will RISE again 🤠
Sitting in my college dorm all alone, listening to this aloud. Just got here from my home downstate and finished a 5-hour drive all by myself.
I’m 20, almost 21.. it’s my 2nd year up here.. and I’m still homesick. I already miss my parents, my little brother, and my grandpa. March isn’t so far off.. but man do I realize how much I miss home when hearing this song. Tears.
I hope everyone in this wonderful channel’s family remembers that somewhere in the world there is someone that will care for them and offer a helping hand. Don’t let this world change you too much, and try to smile whenever you can. Things can always get better.
I hope you reach out when the lonely gets rough. It gets better.
Senior here, graduating college in a few months. I’ve learned to look at it as a wonderful reflection of how much I love my family when I get homesick. I have a beautiful family with my parents and 6 siblings and I miss each and every one of them every day. The homesick doesn’t go away, but you do feel less sick about it. Reach out, video call, visit, and each time you go back it’s better than the last. So happy you are only 5 hours away! I am 16 hours right now and I was also in a different country last semester. It’s good to be home.
God, I remember my time away from home. I remember wanting to leave all of it behind only to find that I missed it so much. Grass being always greener and all that. As a young person, listen to the words of an old southern man. Change is inevitable and it can be very good. The key is the pathway to change and why it was made. The change for change's sake that I was seeking was a fool's errand. The changes I've made as I've learned and grown and experienced more of the world are the changes that matter, and it doesn't take away from who you are, but instead builds upon it. The TL;DR is strive to be better than who you are now, not just different cause different doesn't mean better.
Another masterpiece. Really so beautiful. Great lead from Tim and Chance. The amazing guitar playing of Chris Chatham that just belongs to this song. Then Adam's modest but great no-monica and the background vocals round it off completely. All this in a wonderful environment. Top!
What about this: Things You Can't Live Without by Chris Janson (with Travis Tritt), as Chris Janson by Adam Chance to take main lead with collaborate with Scott Hoying from Penatatonix as Travis Tritt, Adam Chance will used fuller sounding with bunch of rustic with control of ( just right) for his gritt and Scott Hoying will used his chesty and blend with the lead and with mini solo ( on/ off) collaborate with Lyane Stein from Voiceplay will used ingressive phonation for the trap beats with main beatboxer by Adam Rupp high harmony by: Austin Brown, Rob Lundquit, Tim Foust will used mixed of chest and chest fry for the bassline
This song hits me hard.
I'm in the middle of NM with my 3 dogs.
Got nobody, nothing.
Just my babies and myself.
I feel so unattached to this world.
In a couple months, we'll be walking out of here. Walking with no destination.
It's painful to strive for happiness and community, but to never be wanted.
I don't drink, don't do drugs, just work hard for my own. But it's always taken away from me, for show. For hate is winning against love in this world.
I forgot to mention that I have epilepsy,
In a world full of bullies against an invisible disease, I walk alone, carrying my 3 babies.
You're not alone, friend.
You are loved more than you know and your best days are just ahead!
If you're a Home Fry, you're never alone. We are together in the love and magic this music brings to the world. Hang in there; you never know what good things may be waiting for you. Hug your 3 babies, and appreciate the love and joy they bring to you.
I have epilepsy... thinking of you tonight. 🟪
I wish all of you the best of luck. Keep your hopes close and look toward the future, and don’t give up.
Everything you guys produce is just a pleasure to listen to. It's an honour to hear you sing.Thank you so much!
love th gravity...
lovelove th outdoors...
As a lifelong (60+ years) musician (guitar, bass) I cannot begin to express just how impressive this really is. Thank you gentlemen!
OH! This song really hits home with me. I'm in tears, listening for the second time to recover enough to comment. I was raised in a military family that moved every 18 months until I was 12 years old. The strange thing was we kept returning to Harker Heights Texas, the place I remember as my first childhood memory. This made me believe we were from Texas. How my heart yearns for that place. Been gone so long, 51 years to be exact and I still call it home. ❤️😥
So sorry for the infringe on your privacy. Beautiful song. Hello
Wow... This has got to be one of your best.
I'm neither from Dixie, nor the South, nor the US, but man, that message hits home. Thinking about all the things from my own culture and my own upbringing I'm not proud of, but which are still a part of me and undoubtedly made me who I am. But there are those things that I can and need to leave in the rear view mirror as I move on towards a better and brighter tomorrow. This may be what growing up is really about. Knowing your roots, where you came from - but eventually, we need to leave the nest and learn to fly.
I'm so glad I taught you so much. Remember the good times, forgive me my faults, and remember that the best way to honor me is to build a bright future.
You guys are my favorite , and in my book you are the greatest of all time, BUT, this hurt. I can’t let my whole history and my families and friends history of Dixie,(southern Utah’s Dixie) go. There was NEVER EVER any put down of any humans of any ethnicity involved in the Dixie name. I have relatives named Dixie, and now I live in Washington state and we have a former governor named Dixie. Your singing of this song is great as always, but I will always be a girl from Dixie and proud of it.
They’re from Minnesota. Enough said.
Been a lot of places; lived in a lot of places. I always come back home to Alabama, though.
Beautiful song as usual and I love that Chris is playing guitar in it for something different. Please keep these beautiful and meaningful songs coming. We fans need them so very much. ❤️❤️❤️❤️
I love the lyrics to this. So heartfelt. I'm not from the South, but southern Indiana has a lot of cultural influence from the South. A lot of that is good -- hospitality, taking care of your neighbors, generosity, personal responsibility -- but there's a dark undertone that wants to deny the past while often secretly embracing its worst sins.
If you're not from the South, you really have no business talking about a dark undertone or worst sins.
There are no "dark undertones" & we don't "secretly embrace our worst sins"! If you don't know your history, you're bound to repeat it & you need to study the REAL history of the South, not the history written by the "victors"! Just remember the history is ALWAYS written by the victors, which were in the North! You need to read "The South Was Right" by the Kennedy brothers! The only slave owners were rich Dumbocraps & a lot of those were black! You also need to learn the history of the Confederate flag! Search H. K. Edgerton! I'm sick of lies about the South & Southern Conservatives!
@@dianacarolinian I can talk about the dark undertones of the cultural influences on the place of *my childhood and current* home, thankyouverymuch. And I can damn well have feelings about the impact that's had on my Korean sister, my half-Korean-half-black nephew, my autistic youngest child, and my trans non-binary eldest child. So feel free to shut up with your butt-hurtedness.
@@usmadgirl3074 Honey, my husband comes from Confederate aristocracy. I don't need revisionist history books written by people wanting to deny the clear meaning of their own historical documents. I know what his family was and did. And I also know how that cultural influence has impacted my Korean sister, my half-Korean-half-black nephew, my autistic child, and my trans non-binary child. So you can stop your gaslighting attempts.
Speak for yourself!
Long live Dixie!
Totally agree!!
Now is the time to say that. Bravo Home free.
What a beautiful song. As always Home Free has taken words & harmony & made them heart felt. May God continue to bring you blessings.
What about this: show you off tonight by lee brice, collaborate with Lyane Stein from Voiceplay to take full lead, will used his glottis phonation for his placement of the tongue mixed of thick and thin for fuller sounding with rustic undertone, high harmony by: Adam Chance, Rob Lundquit, Austin Brown, Tim Foust will used mixed of chest and chest for the bassline.
Tim just doesn't quit... none of them do.. and the silver IS SEXY.
Maybe I'm over thinking this song, but is this a literal "farewell" to the mythologized version of the Confederacy? Because if so, that's amazing! Also, beautiful song.
I’m proud to live in Dixie. Alabama girl through and through. I stand for right and fight against what’s wrong.
Another beauty. Having Chris and his beautiful guitar playing is an added bonus. Too bad that some of your fans are taking this as dumping on the south. I just hear somebody moving along the path of life and realizing that things in the past can't be recovered - nor should they be. A hard realization no matter where you were raised.
Later: Another thought. If you replace "Dixie" with "Fargo" or "Oregon" or "Peru", does the song still make sense? Sure. But since Tim is from the south it wouldn't make sense for him to use any of those other places. Just a song about moving along life's path further and further from your roots - wherever they are.
Beautifully written, wonderfully performed, and courageously delivered. Great respect for traveling the high road, even when it is not always the welcoming and easy path! As someone who proudly served our land, I find this call for healing timely and admirable. May the wind always be at your backs.
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I grew up in Dixie. Loving people for the most part. Check out people all over. You'll find discontent all over. I can remember my grandmother serving food to soldiers without a job after WWw and Korean War. No one was rejected for the color of their skin.
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I am from Kentucky since before the nation was founded. Those Dixie roots run deep and true holding fast. I live in Indiana but my mountains call for me. Leaving for good is unimaginable. Thank you guys for putting those feelings into such beautiful song. Chris guitar adds the perfect touch.
Hello Diana how are you doing today ?
This is such a beautiful mature reflective song. I loved it when I first heard it in concert footage, have played it regularly from the album, and I love that you went with a simple performance video. It makes me sad to see some of the negative comments. We all have to reach the point in life where we look back and realise the place where we come from has faults as well as virtues. If you can't do that, you can't move forward. This song makes me proud to be a Home Fry.
well said
Very well said, Mandy!
Amen...❤️
Every place has faults but only Southerners allow themselves to be be embarrassed by Northerners into making a song that basically tells their home to shove off.
What are Dixie's faults and why are Home Free leaving it? And what does that mean exactly?
Gorgeous love song, lyrically and musically.
I love Home Free. ! Could listen to you guys all day. ! God bless you all. Happy New Year ! 🎈🎉
What about this: Have That Effect on Me by brad paisley, collaborate with Lyane from Voiceplay to take full lead, will used engage core so clear based on his some lower and mostly higher register, high harmony by: Adam Chance, Rob Lundquit, Austin Brown, Tim Foust will used bouncing effect for the rhythm will used chest for the bassline.
Love this song. It was so nice to hear Chance a little stronger in the mix.
I do listen to Home Free every single day of my life. They are just a part of me now . They are so addictive,but in a good way. I am a dedicated Home Fry!!!
I love the music and the message hit home with me. I left A la at 18. Only a week in Chicago I signed myself up for college and rode the el train by myself. The South gave me love , it challenged me and gave me room to grow. Be proud of those hometown roots. Thanks for the song sharing it with all of us.
Gorgeous song. No matter where you end up, the South is always a part of you.
That's not what they're saying. They're crapping on their heritage. Well, not their heritage, most of them are from Minnesota, so they're crapping on other people's heritage. I loved Home Free, but looks like they've gone full Tyler Childers. Look for their next spoken word album, Hone Free lectures you on Critical Race Theory.
@@christopherdobney2927 three out of five of them are from the deep south. two out of those three are the ones with writing credits here. and frankly, being compared to Tyler Childers is a massive compliment
I think you misunderstand this song. The bigotry, hatred and discrimination that was practiced here needs to go! It is the "wrong end of the one way road" (genius lyrics guys!) Yes, I'm from the Deep South too and do not feel insulted because it will always be a part of me too.
@@beadwright You don't think there is any bigotry, hatred and discrimination in other parts of the country? You think slavery is still a thing?
@@christopherdobney2927 Wow, I think you are the one missing the point of the song. It's about having to leave it. Look at all the displaced Southerners who end up elsewhere for jobs. The South is always a part of you, but sometimes, life requires that you leave it behind -- it is on the wrong end of a one-way street. They are not crapping on their heritage. They are saying how much they will miss the South! I see the crazy comments here trying to make it about political shit. Y'all are just looking to complain about something. But of course, art is always subjective, so if you want to interpret it that way, that is on you.
Rupp. Always on top and tearing it up. Rappers hate you. We love you!
Good one,, AGAIN!! Would like to see HF do a tribute cover to one of Charley Prides songs. RIP Mr. Pride. Thanks
Home Free, in what seems to be dark days anymore, you fill my soul with joy. Beautiful.
Hello Suzanne. How are you doing?
I've never left Dixie and I never will.
Dang it y'all made me cry. I feel this so much? Born and raised in the south but moved up north about 7 years ago. While I do love my new home I am still proud of where I'm from. Never thought I would leave the south and if I'm being honest I think one day I will probably return, but for now I will enjoy the experience of living in Delaware.
I wish each& every one of You,the best of everything
to come starting w 2023
🎉❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🎉
I love this song! Can't help but give Chris props. Dude can tear up a guitar. The boys are Ad always AWESOME!
The more I listen to this the more I wonder it there is a subtle message to the people of our times.
Dixie has long stood for black oppression. It's time to to end that. Chance's verse seems to speak to this.
"You can't erase the past, but it ain't meant to last. It's time we start to learn from our mistakes."
"So Long Dixie; It's time to let you go".
" You're just on the wrong end of a one-way road."
Those lines resonates with me a person raised in the south and finally realizing that I am the recipient of many privileges simple because of the color of my skin.
Particularly Chance's verse
This needs to be on the radio NOW. I absolutely love this.
What about this: Born Here Live Here Die Here by luke bryan, collaborate with JourneyDay to take full lead, will used his rustic with playing with his vocal folds with his vocal passages, high harmony by: Adam Chance, Rob Lundquit, Austin Brown, Tim Foust will used mixed of chest and growl for the bassline.
MyFavorit Song from the Album. 😘😘😘😘😘
Hello Elizabeth how are you doing today?
This is a beautiful warm touching song about Minnesotans leaving their southern roots.
Three of the five are from the south.
OMG..i belly laughed at the irony in ur comment...well played
Chance's voice...made for a song like this...
Dixie will always be! ❤
There aren't enough words to cover this beautiful song. Took my breath away. Thank you, gentlemen for such a masterful performance.
What about this: Someone To Share It With by rodney atkins, we want Adam Chance to take full lead, will used his fuller sounding with edge of balance of rustic and his vocal folds and playing with vocal passages, high harmony by: Austin Brown, Rob Lundquit, Tim Foust will used mixed of chest and growl for the bassline.
Born in, and a faithful citizen of, Dixie! If you've never experienced the Old South, you'll never understand the absolute devotion to the Southern way of life, and you're poorer for it.
I love home free they are awesome singers i am your big fan!!!!!!
I like the way this song sounds, and y'all do such an awesome job I love the way y'all's voices work so well together, however I will NEVER EVER say goodbye to DIXIE.
If that bothers anyone GET OVER YOURSELF.
GOD bless y'all and keep up the great work
Love this song so much, it's one of those that I just randomly start singing no matter where I am. 🥰🍟
That's me too. I think this is my favorite of their originals. I sing and play it all the time. I'm sure my family is gonna know the song soon. Lol
@@sallytilley571 how are you doing today?
Love this, beautiful! Thanks for sharing...Rebel 1981 & forever!
Hello Tammie. How are you doing today?
Goodness so many mean things to say to each other maybe it’s time to listen to their video “ Brothers In Arms”!! I love Home Free!!
I haven't seen any "mean" things, just people who are very disappointed about Home Free's inaccurate & "woke" view of the South! They've been my favorite group for years & I've begged reactors to react to Home Free but I watched them religiously to escape all the insanity & intentional destruction of our Republic over the past 2 years, not have them sing about the lies they've heard from the "woke" MSM!
Love from the highlands of the Philippines 🇵🇭
What a beautiful way to say it's time for change. Thank you for the joy you bring us with each and every song you sing. Blessings of love, light, happiness and health to each of you and all those you love always.
Not from Dixie. Never been to any part of Dixie. But from first hearing this song, and with every subsequent listen, it continues to bring up emotion. A fave from the new album.
Thank you all , sooo beautiful ❤
I was born and reared in the South. Four or five generations of my family are buried in a small cemetery in south Alabama and before that they were in Georgia. I tried for years to explain what it meant to be Southern to those who came from elsewhere. Thank you for this explanation.
Love it
You guys are the best
Can't get enough of all yourusic. Hope someday maybe I will get to see you guys in person and meet Mr. I'm in Georgia now bit not close enough to get to see you. Albany is the Town. Thank again
Another great song.
I've had to leave a place I loved.
To start a new life.
It was sad, but it was what I needed.
Life gives us choices, sometimes they are hard, at first. But making those hard choices, brings you greater happiness.
What about this: Dream You Never Had by Thomas Rhett, collaborate with Lyane Stein from Voiceplay to take full lead, will used his glottis phonation mixed of thin and thick based on his raspy with his little rustic undertone, high harmony by: Adam Chance, Rob Lundquit, Austin Brown, Tim Foust will used his mixed of chest and growl for the bassline.
Absolutely beautiful and heartfelt
Oh my Lord we need a song like this.. Thank you Guys for once again telling it plain and simple. Love you guys never change boys😀
( MUST DO, Home Free) what about this: Goodbye Says It All by Blackhawk, we want Adam Chance to take full lead, complex harmony: collaborate with Cesar de la Rosa from Voiceplay and Scott Hyoing from Penatatonix blend with the lead, main high harmony by: Austin Brown, Rob Lundquit, Tim Foust will used mixed of chest and chest fry for the bassline.
Yes they need to play this on the radio..love ya all your the best.... bless you're hearts 💕
I can't get over how well this was arranged and sung. There's something amazing about this that is somehow magical.
I feel some way about this song. WE (as a culture) do NOT have to dismiss DIXIE. WE have to WELCOME a NEW formula of DIXIE. We accept ALL,
I love this song very well written Chance bass in this song is pure perfection and Chris guitar playing is the cherry on the top🥰
What about this: Look At Us by Vince Gill, we want Adam Chance to take full lead, will used his clearest and strongest but smooth for his little bit of rustic for his vocal and mixed of half and half of lower and higher register, high harmony by: Austin Brown, Rob Lundquit, Tim Foust will used mixed of chest and growl for the bassline.
only Wow !!
That minor key thing!! 💔I just want to compliment your camera person, videographer, whatever; using the golden hour light for dramatic shadows and highlights and lens flares, zooming around to catch every gorgeous background to frame the performance...wow. PS My mama loves this cd. It plays her to sleep.
Love the song. For the love of God it’s a song. Just enjoy it.
Much love from Uganda, you inspire me HOME FREE, originals like this are Choco chips in the bakery
Now what? Invent words to explain you?????? Ummmmm, Home Free Fries outta this world fantastic???? Yep!!!!!!!! 😊❤❤❤
I love this song, it's in my top 3 on the album ✌️❤️
( MUST DO, I got perfect setting for this song: at Tim Foust’s house with a lot of girls partying) what about this: Too Many Woman by Bernhard Allison, we want Adam Chance to take full lead, high harmony by: Austin Brown, Rob Lundquit, Tim Foust will used mixed of chest, chest fry, growl for the bassline.
Tim and Chance are Kindred spirits..... They both sounded soooooo good in this one!! Well done boys, well done!
What about this: make it a good one by brothers osborne, collaborate with Geoff from Voiceplay to take full lead, will used his faint echoes of darker tone but with his vocal folds blend with his vocal passages with balance of rustic ( just right) for his tone high harmony by: Adam Chance, Austin Brown, Rob Lundquit, Tim Foust will used his mixed of chest and growl for the bassline.
Long Live Dixie
Love this song and video.beautiful song
Y'all keep me going.
Blessings 🙏🏻💚💛❤️
This would be incredible even if I wasn't a southern girl, but as a fifth generation Texan, this hits even harder. Just beautiful.
Love! Glad that Adam Rupp gets air time!! Yay!!❤️
This song needs to top the billboard
Having been born and raised in the South, then uprooting our family and moving out west almost five years ago, this one hits very close to home. Love it!
How in love have I fallen with you guys ❣️ 😁? There's a thin line between my favorite genre, and 'Country'. Love blues, love folk, love just under this side of the line country. My mother was the biggest lover of music, (especially Country!,) of anyone I ever knew besides me and my kids. I'm in my sixties now and my mama is gone but she used to blast me out of bed every morning of my life with oooold school country in a little box radio alarm clock. She raised 6 music lovers all on her own in the sixties. We were poor but we had music. I REALLY LOVE YOUR WORK 🎶 My grandson and I listen to you every day. THANKS FOR LETTING US BE HOME FRIES. All our love🏡
Beautiful harmony, great song. Guy's you never disappoint. Love it