The "You Proof" singer released a personal music video for the song, digging into his family archives to include some home footage of himself with his mother, Lesli. Dont Forget To Tip Your Bartender you buy a drink and she smiles at you youre a sucker so you make it two you recite each of your lines on cue her body. "I thought you should know / That all those prayers you thought you wasted on me / Must've finally made their way on through / I thought you should know / I got me a new girl down there in Jefferson City, and / She lets me fish whenever I want to / Yeah, I'm still proud of where I came from / Still your only damn son / Can you believe I'm on the radio? / Just thought you should know, thought you should know, thought you should know," Wallen sings in the chorus. Your Bartender Lyrics Verse 1 If I was your car Id turn you round If I was your radio Id play our song right now If I was your memory of me Id keep.
It's his eighth chart-topping track - he'll include it on his upcoming One Thing at a Time album, due Friday (March 3). "Thought You Should Know" is a heartfelt letter to Wallen's mother, assuring her that everything is going well for him. In the past, she has provided vocals on her co-writes, and each of her seven No. Tip Your Bartender Lyrics Verse 1 Hit it one more Time for our men in uniform with a price upon their heads This is a war, sober up You call it what you want, the color changes up in the sun. TikTok video from Eat,Travel, & Stay (eattravelstay): geazy When G-Eazy Smilies at you then forgets his lyrics iheartradio jingleball foryou. Lambert co-wrote "Thought You Should Know" with Wallen and Nicolle Galyon and opted to remain behind the scenes. Bartender Lyrics Verse 1 If I go before I'm old Oh, brother of mine please don't forget me if I go Chorus Bartender please, fill my glass for me With the wine you gave Jesus that set him. Your Bartender Lyrics by Morgan Wallen from the customalbum6396769 album - including song video, artist biography, translations and more: If I was your.
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