Wait a Minute
Alan Jackson · Like Red on a Rose [2006]
Did I hear you say you're goin' far away again?
Try to change it
I can't take the lonely nights without your love.
Doin' the road
Get the music done, and move along.
What good does it do
To play your songs for her and hear her say.
Wait a minute
Did I hear you say you're goin' far away again?
Try to change it
I can't take the lonely nights without your love.
You're rollin' along
Life's been good to you and even so
She comes to you
Late at night sometimes you hear her sayin' once again.
Wait a minute
Did I hear you say you're goin' far away again?
Try to change it
I can't take the lonely nights without your love.
Wait a minute
Did I hear you say you're goin' far away again?
Try to change it
I can't take the lonely nights without your love.
Try to change it
I can't take the lonely nights without your love...
Wait a Minute
Alan Jackson's "Wait a Minute" stands as a testament to his enduring mastery of traditional country music. Released on the 2006 album Like Red on a Rose, the track showcases Jackson's signature blend of honky-tonk rhythms and heartfelt storytelling. During this period of his career, the artist continued to refine a sound that resonated deeply with fans of classic country, balancing modern production with timeless themes. The song reflects his ability to craft relatable narratives without relying on clichés, maintaining the authenticity that defined his extensive discography. As part of a body of work that spans decades, this recording highlights Jackson's consistent ability to deliver polished, emotionally resonant performances that anchor the genre's identity.