The song contrasts love in a crowded city with two lovers sharing a quiet, intimate outdoors moment alone.
- Oct 10, 2015
AceShowbiz - Carrie Underwood has unveiled the second song from her upcoming album "Storyteller". Arriving online on Friday, October 9, the romantic ballad, written by Carrie, Zach Crowell and Ashley Gorle, contrasts love in a crowded city with two lovers sharing a quiet, intimate outdoors moment alone.
The chorus goes, "Tonight I wanna drive so far and only find static on the radio / We can't see those city lights and I like the way you look in firefly glow / Saying everything without making a sound / A cricket choir in the background / Underneath the harvest moon / Standing on your shoes in my bare feet / Dancing to the rhythm of your heartbeat."
The second verse of the song describes the tender moment Carrie's begging for, "I wanna feel it like a kick drum / Beating faster in your chest / I wanna feel you holding on to me / Make me hold my breath / You pull me closer, my head on your shoulder / Baby we won't need a song / Make a falling star wish, one more slow kiss / What are we waiting on."
Carrie teases fans on Twitter about a possibility of one more new song to be released next Friday before "Storyteller" hits the stores on October 23. She released first preview of the album titled "Smoke Break " back in August.
It's new music Friday! Pre-order #Storyteller & instantly receive Carrie's new song #Heartbeat! https://t.co/ujIV1HqZpd -TeamCU
— Carrie Underwood (@carrieunderwood) October 9, 2015
