In the initial stages, it was more of a grinder, befitting lyrics that could easily apply to the elusive-rambler archetype in Southern rock material by Lynyrd Skynyrd or The Marshall Tucker Band. We didn’t write it exactly how I came in with it.” “I knew that writing it as a metaphor consistently throughout the song was probably the best way to go about it, but it took twists and turns. “I was the driver of the ‘Truck,’” says Anderson with a laugh. 6, 2020 (exactly 10 weeks after Broken Bow released “Things a Man Oughta Know” to radio via PlayMPE), based on a title that songwriter Trannie Anderson (“Can’t Do Without Me”) conceived of during a walk the day before their appointment at the home studio of Dallas Wilson (“Nobody”). Lainey wrote “Heart Like a Truck” on Oct. So it is a little bit about where I began, but also more importantly about where I’m going.” “It’s about celebrating the things that make you stronger, better on the other side of it.
“All of us go through things in life, and that’s what it’s about,” she says.
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