Released: 2022
Dustin Lynch’s song ‘Thinking ‘Bout You’, featuring MacKenzie Porter, is a heartfelt country ballad about past love and reminiscing. It’s a narrative of two old flames reconnecting and sharing memories of their time together.
The song starts with a surprise call from an old flame, which stirs up a whirlwind of emotions and memories. ‘Last call I thought I’d get’ implies that the singer didn’t expect to hear from this person again, but is pleasantly surprised.
‘How’s your mama, how you been?’ shows the deep connection they once had, extending beyond just the two of them to include family. This line paints a picture of a relationship that was once deeply rooted in familiarity and intimacy.
‘Saw your sister at the Circle K’ is a reference to a popular convenience store chain in the US, indicating a chance encounter with the ex’s sister. The news of ‘baby number two’ indicates that time has passed since their breakup.
‘I was just thinking ’bout that weekend out on Cumberland Lake’ and ‘that one time in Baton Rouge when we made out in the rain’ – these lines recall specific, cherished memories of their time together. These are not just random thoughts, but vivid recollections of their shared past.
‘Where we went chasin’ fallin’ stars on a hill at your daddy’s farm’ – this line adds a touch of romantic nostalgia, reminding us of simpler times when love was young and carefree.
‘Don’t be sorry for callin’ me up right outta the blue’ – this line shows that despite the surprise, the singer is glad to hear from his old love. It’s a reassurance that the call, however unexpected, is welcome.
‘I heard your song the other day’ – this line suggests that they were both involved in the music industry, adding another layer to their shared history.
‘If you’re ever back in town, Do what you’re doin’ right now’ – this line expresses a desire for the connection to continue, indicating that the singer still holds a special place for his old flame.
In conclusion, ‘Thinking ‘Bout You’ is a poignant exploration of past love, filled with nostalgia and longing. It’s a song that captures the bittersweet feeling of reminiscing about a love that once was, but is no more.
