💘 Inspired by: Trisha Yearwood’s “She’s in Love with the Boy”

I wanted a love song with spunk. Not sappy — real. “Crazy ‘Bout That Girl” is my nod to Trisha Yearwood’s “She’s in Love with the Boy,” flipped from the guy’s POV. It’s about the girl who’s wild, bold, maybe a little misunderstood — but you love every damn thing about her.

Her daddy’s not sure, her mama’s watchin’, and the whole town’s talkin’ — but you’re steady. You’re smilin’. And you know she’s the one. I had a blast writing this one. It’s playful, heartfelt, and made to be blasted with the windows down.

Every album needs a feel-good song that’s not just sweet — it’s proud. This is mine.

Crazy ‘Bout That Girl

Roots & Reverie explores the dance between grounded tradition and wandering dreams. Each song is a metaphor for something deeper—love, loss, memory, change—told through imagery inspired by nature, folklore, and the quiet spaces between words. It’s an album that feels like a journal left open on a porch swing, pages fluttering in the wind.

Where Were You (When the World Stopped Turning)

Alan Jackson