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21 de mar. de 2024 · Kenny Chesney just dropped “ Wherever You Are Tonight ,” a song about coping with grief, from his new BORN album. Written by Mike Reid and Gary Burr, Chesney admits the song was a challenge for him to record, but one with an important message he felt compelled to share. “I’ve had a lot of friends pass,” Chesney tells USA Today.
Don't know where I was when I first heard That you had left for parts unknown I struggled some to find the word To convince myself that you were gone If where we go defies all explanation In all my pain, there came a revelation Hearts will break, we cry, we grieve We die, we go but never leave We linger in the lives of those we love We're flesh ...
You're not gone, just out of sight You're here with me, wherever you are tonight I am better now for who you were You always found the truth in me More patient than this world deserves Everything a friend should be If heaven is our final destination The love we leave behind is our salvation Hearts will break, we cry, we grieve We die, we go ...
14 de mar. de 2024 · Kenny Chesney - Wherever You Are Tonight (Audio)The new "Born" album is out now, listen here: https://kennychesney.lnk.to/bornCheck out the Kenny Chesney Off...
21 de mar. de 2024 · As Kenny conveys so touchingly on ‘Wherever You Are Tonight’ and ‘The Way I Love You Now’, we don't feel grief unless we lose something worth having. At this point in Kenny Chesney's illustrious career, his balance of moods and sentiments is not necessarily an intentional aesthetic choice.
15 de mar. de 2024 · You’re not gone, just out of sight. You’re here with me, wherever you are tonight. I am better now for who you were. You always found the truth in me. More patient than this world deserves. Everything a friend should be. If heaven is our final destination. The love we leave behind is our salvation.
15 de mar. de 2024 · Kenny Chesney is pulling back the curtains on grief in his new song, “Wherever You Are Tonight.”. Out now, the pensive ballad, which hit songwriters Mike Reid and Gary Burr penned, chronicles one’s perspective on loss and the permanent absence of a loved one by their side. “Hearts will break, we cry, we grieve/ We die, we go, but never leave/ We linger in the lives of those wе love ...
