“Out There” by Luke Combs
In “Out There”, the narrator searches for an experience different from his current environment. He appears to be looking for an adventurous escape and is not really bothered about how far he goes.
His need for a new experience is strong and evident in the way he states that only God knows. In the first verse, Luke is asked by his male colleagues his plans for the night, and he responds that he wants to get loose, signifying that he wants to go wild or move freely. In the second verse and chorus however, he talks to a lady and tells her that he’s setting the mood to go wild. This could either be a call for an adventurous trip, or it could have sexual annotations. Either way, the artist is clear on the fact that he is no longer satisfied with his current environment and needs to go somewhere he has never been.
Did Luke Combs write “Out There”?
Yes. He collaborated with the following 3 writers to compose “Out There”:
- Ray Fulcher
- James McNair
- Jacob Bryant
Release Date and Album
“Out There” came out on the 2nd of June, 2017.
Was “Out There” a single?
It is track number 1 from Luke’s No. 1 country album titled “This One’s for You”, which produced the following hit singles:
- “Beautiful Crazy”
- “Hurricane”
- “One Number Away“
- “She Got the Best of Me”
- “When It Rains It Pours”
