City Boy's First Time Hearing Hardy's Wait In The Truck

Wait in the Truck? I'm guessing this is some sort of crime caper? Lainey Wilson was great with Chris Stapleton, how will she pair up with Hardy. And who is Hardy anyway?

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[quadmama]

This song gets me every time. Their voices are amazing together. My mom endured this abuse from my father, and I wish someone would have stood up for her during that time.

[barbarahighlander]

Lainey sang on Save Me by Jelly Roll. Chris Stapletons wife Morgane sang on Tennessee Whiskey.

[lthrnk]

A protective order paper doesn’t stop an abusive person. She was going to keep being abused and their future children would be abused also. Pretty good chance they would be like him, and the cycle would continue. Hopefully she continues testifying in his appeals

[danrudnick]

Only thing I would advise is waiting until the end of a verse before pausing, and when you do pause, rewind 5 seconds when restarting so you don't miss any lines. I like your videos.

[lorigilbert]

Did you notice she still has the truck!? I almost consider it a love song!!

[firemedic]

He was in prison for 60 months when she visited. When she left, it was in his truck. Still waiting in the truck.

[michelleturk]

Hardy is a song writer that’s written tons of songs for others as well as his own (multiple music genres) such as Morgan Wallen! Storytelling at its best. He also wrote God’s Country by Blake Shelton.

[karenwalsh]

Thanks for doing the video also! If you didn't stop it in the middle of the verse, you would have known he didn't get the death penalty.. but I loved that you loved it and it gets a Listen to Hardy "GIVE HEAVEN SOME HELL" and "A ROCK" (with video I f possible) and "SOBER YOU" his writing skills are very creative!❤

[Melody-bourbonitelife]

definitely check out more HARDY try "a rock ", "give heaven some hell " and " the mocking bird and the crow "

[MrHubbard]

There you go you stop the song at the worst time in the story... you need to take a few lessons from another reviewer only interrupt the song once in the middle and at the end give your opinion or review at the end. The lesson is from ( This and That) check out their style they never interrupt the song except once in the middle and don't guess about the story till they hear it all. Look most of us are just trying to help you to be successful doing the reviews and nothing more. So please listen to people who want to help you.

[cathysmith]

Just found your channel today, im a city girl who grew uo in Ny and i never listened to country music until I moved to Texas and now I really enjoy it
Check out Tim Mcgraw live like you were dying...
I just subscribed to your channel

[cathybrookeburt]

Michael Hardy wrote, sang & directed this one. He is amazingly talented. 'Give heave some hell'is my fav by him. And a sassy fun one from Lainey Wilson is 'Cookin with grease'.

[lisataylor]

if you are looking for great music try Home Free. they are country acapella. they do all genres and are mind blowing. man of constant sorrow is a great song to start with

[ritamead]

All Hardy's songs are good!
Red Clay Strays song "Wondering Why" is my new favorite country song..
Would love to see your reaction to it!

[kevinkarbonik]

She's still in the truck, 60 months, 5 years later.

[MikkiHjalmquist]

Try Carly Pearce featuring Chris Stapleton's We Don't Fight Anymore.

[markstevener]

React to the song we don't need to hear what you THINK is going to happen. Give your comments or thoughts more at the end of the song and quit stopping in the middle of a line or verse. You'll get more followers that way.

[danielhill]

Please do Cowgirl's Don't Cry by Reba and Brooks & Dunn

[wolfe]

Hardy is a great storyteller. If you werent averse to watching videos, Id suggest listening and watching the video to his song to "the mockingbird & THE CROW". Very tripping video -- and the form its in may remind of your childhood.

[barryharris]

You need to go a few seconds back whenever you stop the track