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2 days ago · Tracy Lawrence - As Any Fool Can See
- 3 min
- Jesse Creed
4 days ago · “I See It Now” was a defining song for country music artist Tracy Lawrence. Released in August 1994, it became the lead single for his album of the same name. The song, written by Larry Boone, Paul Nelson, and Woody Lee, struck a chord with audiences, propelling the album to commercial success and solidifying Lawrence’s place in the country music scene.
6 days ago · Tracy Lawrence has dropped the official video for the ballad ‘Gulf of Mexico” off his forthcoming six-song EP ‘Out Here In It’, dropping Friday, June 7th. Shares Lawrence: “I love a good ballad. These kind of songs have always been some of my favorites to sing.
4 days ago · About The Song Background. Tracy Lawrence’s Rise: By 1993, Tracy Lawrence had already established himself as a promising new voice in country music. His debut album, “Sticks and Stones,” released in 1991, spawned the hit single “Find Yourself a Dream.” “Alibis” came off his sophomore album of the same name, further propelling him to national recognition.
5 days ago · Tracy Lawrence’s hit song “Alibis” carries a profound meaning that resonates with listeners. Released in 1993, this country ballad explores the complexities of human emotions, particularly those surrounding love, betrayal, and the many facets of relationships.
5 days ago · In the chorus, Tracy Lawrence sings, “Baby, who needs you when I got an old bar stool and a bottle to hold on to?” This line expresses the narrator’s defiance towards their former partner and their ability to find solace and relief in the familiar companionship of a bar and a drink.
3 days ago · Tracy Lawrence. 9 "True Love" Laci Kaye Booth. 8 "One of These Days" Whey Jennings. 7 "My Daddy's Dad" Alex Miller. 6 "Wranglers" Miranda Lambert. 5 "Heartfelt" Presley & Taylor. 4 "Desperado ...
