USA Today
Alan Jackson
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I heard you've been wondering How I'm getting along I guess you think I can't make it with you gone But I don't want you to worry Don't you lose any sleep But a man called long-distance this morning Said they're thinking about putting me On the cover of the USA Today The story of heart-breaking pain Picture of the loneliest man they claim in the USA Today I don't sleep in the nighttime Darkness reminds me of you I lost eight pounds since last Tuesday But I could stand to lose a few I don't believe I'm too bad People say I look fine The man from the paper seems happy Says I'm bigger than the latest crime On the cover of the USA Today The story of heart-breaking pain Picture of the loneliest man they claim in the USA Today So if you're concerned in trouble Then you're hurting me Don't you work out this little thing called losing you Has made a big man out of me I'm on the cover of the USA Today The story of heart-breaking pain Picture of the loneliest man they claim in the USA Today
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Written by: ALAN JACKSON
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19 facts about this song
Album Details"USA Today" is a track from Alan Jackson's album titled "What I Do", which was released in 2004.
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Song CompositionThe song was written by Alan Jackson himself, displaying his songwriting talents beyond just his singing skills.
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Chart PerformanceWhile "USA Today" didn't chart in the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart, the album "What I Do" claimed the top spot of the Top Country Albums chart.
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Lyric ThemeThe song tells the story of a man struggling with a heartbreak and feeling the need to get away from it all.
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Audio Features"USA Today" showcases Alan Jackson's traditional country music style, with the co-existence of fiddles and steel guitar tunes.
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Album Success"What I Do" received Platinum certification from the RIAA (Recording Industry Association of America), certifying 1 million units sold, indicating the popularity of songs from this album including "USA Today".
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Song LengthThe song has a duration of approximately 2 minutes and 57 seconds.
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Music VideoNo specific music video was made for the song "USA Today." Instead, a live performance video is often associated with it.
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Song InspirationThe lyrics of "USA Today" display Alan Jackson's songwriting prowess, where he often infuses his personal experiences and emotions into his songs.
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Artist Profile"USA Today" is a song by American country music artist Alan Jackson. Jackson is a multi-platinum selling artist known for blending traditional honky-tonk and mainstream country sounds.
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Release DateThe song "USA Today" was released in September 2005 as part of his album titled "What I Do."
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The AlbumThe album "What I Do" is Jackson's 14th studio album which debuted at number 1 on the U.S. Billboard Country Albums and at number 3 on the U.S. Billboard 200.
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Chart PerformanceUnfortunately, "USA Today" did not perform as well on the charts as some of Jackson's other songs. The single peaked at number 18 on the Billboard Hot Country Songs.
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Genre"USA Today" is categorized in the country genre. It is typical of Jackson's style, which often includes songs with a traditional country sentiment.
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Song Context"USA Today" stands out because of its significant cultural context. The song recounts the story of a man who feels burdened and overwhelmed by his heartbreak, to the point his plight might be newsworthy.
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LyricsThe song is remarkable for its lyrics like "If the pain would go away, I could make a clean getaway. And you could keep a little pride, while I take all the blame."
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InfluenceAlan Jackson's "USA Today" is often cited for its cultural relevance, influential in embodying the heartbreak and personal struggle familiar in country music tradition.
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Songwriters and ProductionLike many of his songs, Alan Jackson is credited as the sole writer of "USA Today." He was also involved in the production of the track alongside Keith Stegall, a frequent collaborator of his.
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Song Length"USA Today" runs approximately three minutes and twenty-six seconds.
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