Scotty McCreery – It ll Grow On Ya

About The Song

In the realm of country music, where tales of life, love, and the simple pleasures often take center stage, Scotty McCreery emerges as a storyteller par excellence. With a voice that resonates with both warmth and sincerity, McCreery has carved a niche for himself, appealing to audiences who appreciate authenticity and a touch of nostalgia. His latest offering, “It’ll Grow On Ya,” is a testament to his ability to capture the essence of small-town charm and the enduring appeal of a life less hurried.

“It’ll Grow On Ya” is not just a song; it’s an invitation. An invitation to slow down, to appreciate the unhurried pace of life, and to discover the hidden beauty in the places we might otherwise overlook. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of a town where time seems to move at a different rhythm, where the simple things in life—like a friendly chat with a neighbor or the tranquility of a Sunday afternoon—hold the greatest value.

McCreery’s delivery is pitch-perfect, his voice conveying a sense of familiarity and warmth that makes you feel like you’re listening to an old friend. He doesn’t just sing the song; he embodies it, drawing listeners into the narrative with every heartfelt verse. The instrumentation is equally compelling, providing a rich backdrop that complements McCreery’s vocals without ever overshadowing them.

What sets “It’ll Grow On Ya” apart is its ability to evoke a sense of nostalgia without being overtly sentimental. It speaks to the part of us that longs for a simpler time, a place where life moves at a more manageable pace and where the connections between people are genuine and deep. It’s a reminder that sometimes, the greatest treasures are found not in the hustle and bustle of the city but in the quiet corners of small-town America.

This song is a breath of fresh air in a world that often feels too fast-paced and overwhelming. It’s a reminder that there’s beauty to be found in the simple things, in the places where life unfolds at a more leisurely pace. “It’ll Grow On Ya” is more than just a song; it’s an experience, a journey back to a time when life was a little slower, a little simpler, and a lot more meaningful.

“It’ll Grow On Ya” is a must-listen for anyone who appreciates authentic country music with a touch of heart and soul. It’s a song that will stay with you long after the final note has faded, a reminder of the enduring power of simplicity and the beauty of small-town life.

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Lyric

Better stay up on that interstate
And keep that pedal down
Don’t pay no mind to that exit sign
That leads to this nothing town
This ain’t the place to stop
If you’re just passin’ through
There ain’t that much to see
There ain’t that much to do

But it’ll grow on ya
Like a two-lane tractor backin’ up traffic
Rollin’ slow on ya
Like kudzu vine, this simple life gets ahold on ya
Before you know, you’re tradin’ blacktop for gravel roads
Won’t be long before them red dirt roots will show on ya
It’ll grow on ya

Gas ain’t all that cheap
And they don’t take credit cards
And they’ll wanna talk forever
If they don’t know who you are
Don’t pull in on a Sunday
‘Cause everything here’s closed
It takes some getting used to
Just ask me how I know

It’ll grow on ya
Like a two-lane tractor backin’ up traffic
Rollin’ slow on ya
Like kudzu vine, this simple life gets ahold on ya
Before you know, you’re tradin’ blacktop for gravel roads
Won’t be long before them red dirt roots will show on ya
It’ll grow on ya

No, this ain’t the place to stop
If you’re just passin’ through
‘Cause the longer that you stay
The harder leavin’ is to do

It’ll grow on ya
Yeah, it’ll grow on ya
Like kudzu vine, this simple life gets ahold on ya
Before you know, you’re tradin’ blacktop for gravel roads
Won’t be long before them red dirt roots will show on ya
It’ll grow on ya
Yeah, it’ll grow on ya

Better stay up on that interstate
Don’t pay no mind to that exit sign
‘Cause it’ll grow on ya