Tim McGraw "Place in the Sun" Album
Tracklisting & Lyrics
1.
The Trouble With Never lyrics »
2.
Seventeen lyrics »
3.
She'll Have You Back lyrics »
4.
Somebody Must Be Prayin' For Me lyrics »
5.
My Best Friend lyrics »
6.
Senorita Margarita lyrics »
7.
Some Things Never Change lyrics »
8.
You Don't Love Me Anymore lyrics »
9.
Something Like That lyrics »
10.
Please Remember Me lyrics »
11.
Carry On lyrics »
12.
My Next Thirty Years lyrics »
13.
Eyes Of A Woman lyrics »
14.
A Place In The Sun lyrics »
Reviews
The party-hearty raucousness of "I Like It, I Love It" seems like a lifetime ago for Tim McGraw, whose fifth album strikes a more reflective chord. Whether ruminating on how it felt to be "Seventeen," making resolutions for "My Next Thirty Years," or probing the depths of Rodney Crowell's "Please Remember Me," his music shows the effects of marriage and maturity. Even the drinking songs, "Senorita Margarita" and "She'll Have You Back," share an older-but-wiser sentiment. While there are no duets with wife Faith Hill, her presence is evident on "My Best Friend" and "Some Things Never Change." McGraw wrote none of the songs here, but his emotional investment in the material results in an engaging collection. ~Don McLeese, Amazon.com
Continuing in the tradition of his last album, Everywhere, McGraw comes up with another winner, spawning four No. 1 singles with "My Best Friend," "Please Remember Me," "Something Like That", and "My Next Thirty Years."
While this album doesn't include a duet with Faith, there are other songs besides the four singles that are worth mentioning. "She'll Have You Back," which was co-written by Deryl Dodd has a great honky-tonk feel to it. For a little South-of-the-Border feel, one listen to "Senorita Margarita" will have you looking for your lime and salt. And lastly, the title track really does shine on this album. "I'm running out of places to run, I'm looking for a place in the sun."
If you've enjoyed Tim's work in the past, you'll definitely want to pick up A Place in the Sun. Three million fans can't be wrong. ~ countrymusic.about.com
