Chris Young Says 'I'm Comin' Over' Not Necessarily A Breakup Song
. "Some people call it a 'breakup song,'" Young tells Radio.com. "I don't necessarily know if it's a 'breakup song.' The song never really says that they break up. There's this rough patch, this on-again/off-again thing, is it gonna work? Is it not? There's a bunch of stuff that needs to be said and needs to be discussed, and you need closure." That closure, though, isn't reached during the song. "The line says, 'To hell with the closure, save it for another time.' Right then, all those two people want to do is to be together. To hell with the consequences, we'll deal with it later." Whether or not that couple stay together is a bit of a mystery. But it seems like Young's audience is as dedicated to him as ever, and his fan base appears to be growing. Read more here. Radio.com is an official news provider for antiMusic.com. |
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