Jake Owen Taking Big, Big Step With Next Single
. And it's very different from the one before. In an interview with Radio.com this week, Owen said his next single will be the powerful ballad "What We Ain't Got." "It's a big, big step for me to put out a song that's a ballad that has a lot of meaning behind it," he told Radio.com. "It's a deep song that deals on a lot of levels with everyone looking at their own life. We all work so hard day to day, and we want more and more and more. This is a world of wanting more. It's a song about looking at where you are and appreciating what you have, 'cause once it's gone we all want what we don't have." Owen said that it's important at this time in his career to put out a song with depth and validity. "That's what country music was based on, great songs," he said. "What We Ain't Got" was written by Travis Meadows and Travis Jerome Goff, and the song's deep meaning is what convinced Owen to cut it for himself. "I am really happy with where I am in my life, with a wife and a little 2-year-old girl and a great career and a headline tour. But I still find every day I wake up I find things that I want more," Owen said. "That's why this song really related to me. The main chorus of this song has the meaning of a guy losing his girl and wanting her back after realizing that everything he wanted previous to her leaving is what drew her away or took her away." Read more and listen to "What We Ain't Got" here. Radio.com is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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