There is a deluxe edition of Carrier Underwood’s ninth-studio album, “Denim & Rhinestones” (2022), which contains a few new songs, one of which is “Take Me Out”. On 8th of June 2023, the aforementioned song was...
Former American Idol champion Carrie Underwood has had a ridiculously-successful professional career. “Before He Cheats”, which was released back on 19 August 2006, stands as the biggest hit song in her discography. This track served as the...
It’s easy to deduce the gist of “Mary, Did You Know” simply from its title, if you’re equipped with the foreknowledge that the Mary being referred to Jesus’s mother of New Testament fame. Actually...
Carrie Underwood’s “Crazy Angels” speaks true to life, noting how many religious people also have their wild sides. The vocalist, as presented, is someone who, as far as religiosity goes, is very committed to...
“If I Didn’t Love You” speaks the truth of being in a relationship filled with ups and downs. When going through a tough phase, it is often easy to walk away than to make...
The vocalist herself has described “Ghost Story” as being “a revenge song”, one in which she’s portraying the role of a “scorned lover”. This therefore makes the song’s addressee her ex. And it’s important to point...
Perhaps the easiest way to classify “The Champion” is as an encouragement anthem, similar in sentiment to, say R. Kelly’s “The World Greatest” or Queen’s “We Are the Champions“. The lyrics are clearly, to some degree, based on...
Carrie, in “Inside Your Heaven”, could have either been singing about her love for God or her love for a man. The theme of the song depicts a deep level of intimacy with her...
Carrie Underwood’s “Drinking Alone” is set in a bar. And the songstress is addressing a male drinking buddy. Simply put, she makes it abundantly clear to this guy she is just now meeting that yes, she...
As the title implies, “Jesus, Take the Wheel” is a song based on a Christian theme. The narrative is centered on a lady who reads as if she is a young, single mother. She is...
