Instruments
I Thought It Was Over
Slick country pop/rock song with a smooth feel. Giving off a slightly old school vibe, thanks mostly to the electric piano tones and traditional structure, it has plenty to offer - clean vocals and harmonies, electric guitar lead hooks and most memorably, super catchy choruses. Simple, no nonsense, good time music, with a slightly sad subject matter - spoiler: he found someone else because he thought the relationship had died off. No tears, please.
Preview 03:43
136 BPM Vocals
P.R.O
Genre
Instrument
Similar Tracks
125 
Sometimes love hurts, so why not put it to music. In this case, an upbeat country rock staple mixing melancholic lyrics with a driving and catchy musical feel. Clean male vocals sing of being left by a girl and his emotional pain, backed up by a solid rhythm section, rocking piano and hot guitar licks. Sadly there's no cure, but at least there's a radio friendly hit at the end of it.
Cool groove country track. Slick electric guitar licks, upbeat organ and drawling vocals feature, but wait for the hooks of the choruses - great harmonies make this the catchy highlight. Singing about an ex who wants to be the centre of attention, it's a bittersweet story of glamour and betrayal over a good time feeling musical backing.
Piano based country pop song with an upbeat ballad feel. A soulful singing style brings out the emotion in the track, ably supported by backing harmonies and smooth guitar licks, as the male vocals sing about his devotion and love for his partner. How sweet.
Soft, country inspired pop ballad about being let down in love. Sincere male vocals in the verses build to a heartfelt chorus of expressive harmonies over a steady backing of drums, bass, piano and electric guitar licks. One for all the 'unlucky-in-loves' out there trying to catch a break.
Lilting country ballad about heartbreak and lost love. Electric guitar, bass, drums and piano provide the authentic backing for the sincere vocals in this longing tearjerker of a song. Midtempo and gentle in its pleading approach, you can feel the regret and desire in the male vocals, subtly interplaying with the weeping guitar and hopeful piano runs. Sadly, we'll never know if he gets his girl.
Steady paced and uplifting country song about a newly single guy ready to get back on the proverbial relationship horse. Lots of electric guitar licks, piano riffs and background chorus harmonies give this a super catchy and typically country vibe. Add to that the really clean production, and you've got a track you can call on any time for that heartfelt sense of optimistic Americana.