Directed by Roger Pistol, the clip for title track off the country singer's upcoming album features a pair showing off some eccentric dance with real snakes.
- Sep 11, 2014
AceShowbiz - Lee Ann Womack has debuted the official music video for her single "The Way I'm Livin' ". Premiering on CMT on Tuesday, September 9, the clip opens with a couple driving through the country and arriving at their beat-up home.
Things get weird as the pair break into an eccentric dance and even bring out real snakes. The bizarre scenes of the two dancing intersperse with ones showing Womack performing the track with her band in another place.
The video was directed by Roger Pistole. "Getting people to talk about things, issues and what they believe is the best thing music can do. I love that this video takes that concept and pushes it even farther," Womack told Rolling Stone.
"Life isn't black and white; people's reasons aren't simple, nor are the reasons they fall. Roger got the exact thing I was trying to capture in the song - and man, did he find a great way to create a video that leaves you wondering, but also shows you a lot about the gray areas of life," she added.
"The Way I'm Livin' " is the title track of Womack's forthcoming album. Marking her first full-length in seven years, it's slated for release on September 23.
