Old Dominion looks at the one who got away
The track was written and produced by Old Dominion's Matthew Ramsey, Trevor Rosen, Whit Sellers, Geoff Sprung and Brad Tursi alongside award-winning songwriter Shane McAnally. The song is presumably on the group's upcoming album.
"There must be a lot of people out there that either need to hear this or need to say it," said frontman Ramsey. "If you dance hard enough and sing loud enough, maybe the regret will go away. So crank up 'I Should Have Married You' this Friday - and thank you for hounding us about this one since we teased it a few months ago."
The song takes listeners through the story of the one who got away and the regret that still weighs heavy long after the relationship has ended.
"That's just the way it goes
I should have seen it through
I should have let you know
I should have said I do
Back when I still had the chance, yeah
I should have married you"
After a stop in the desert for a performance at Stagecoach Festival later this month, the band will pick up the No Bad Vibes Tour in Savannah, Ga. at the Enmarket Arena on May 5.
More news for Old Dominion
- 04/04/25: Old Dominion puts out "Me Most Nights"
- 02/19/25: How Good Is That? Old Dominion tours again
- 01/06/25: Old Dominion curates beach music fest
- 11/22/24: Old Dominion announces Ryman residency
- 10/15/24: Tursi's "Church Bells and Train Whistles" goes to video
- 08/21/24: Tursi makes Opry debut
- 08/07/24: Old Dominion delivers "Odies But Goodies"
- 07/19/24: Old Dominion's Tursi releases debut, announces tour
CD reviews for Old Dominion
There are two ways to listen to Old Dominion's music. You can simply enjoy it for the feel, the lyrics, the beat...or you can study it as a master class in contemporary country songwriting and record production. Either way you're in for a treat, especially on this eight-song EP "Memory Lane." Hooks, harmonies, rhythms and feel-good images are everywhere here.
Old Dominion (name chosen because four band members are from Virginia) originally formed to highlight songs that the ...
Old Dominion has gained a following on the heels of two albums of lively material. Their self-titled third release stays the course and delivers a dozen radio-friendly songs. The hyper positive lead single "Make it Sweet" sets the stage with an ode to the brighter side of everything. Most tracks are upbeat but, ironically, there is not an official party anthem or even a drinking song. The closest they get is "American Style," which is laden with standard innocent imagery ...
Right off the bat, the title of Old Dominion's album "Happy Endings" is far better than "Meat and Candy," its prior effort. ("Meat" in an album title? Really?) But also on an artistic level, OD's follow-up shows signs of growth.
With that said, though, there's nothing on this new release as immediately catchy as "Snapback." Nevertheless, the vocal-only harmonies introducing "Not Everything's About You," are a beautiful thing. ...
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