Hoooooly that's clever! I didn't pick that up at ALL. Thanks for the info! But I love the Taurus judge I've shot one a time or two and they are smoooooth.
She didn't take it, she is still waiting in the truck. I believe that he didn't intend to shoot the guy, I believe that he intended to put the fear of God in him. When the guy went for the shotgun, he sealed his fate. But as a woman from the South, I can tell you that when a man says "wait in the truck," shit is about to get real.
I'm from the south and there are admittedly few things I took from my Southern raising, but I can say this with certainty: when a southern man tells a woman to "wait in the truck," its the gentlemanly way to inform her that what he's about to do he would prefer her to not see. Say what you will about the south, but old-school values are generally more prevalent down here and to hit a woman in public is the most assured way to find yourself broken nose-first in the asphalt before you even realize what the hell happened. If it's someone directly connected to the person who hit you, then you'd be lucky to get off with just that. Friends ARE family, and you don't mess with a southerners family
Wait in the truck is letting you know it is gonna get real. You do not want to see what is fixin to happen next. Close your eyes, hide your head under the dash so you won't see what's gonna happen.
She didn't take his truck, he gave it to her. He gave her her freedom. In my mind he gets released early and they drive off together. As we don't know the backstory of these characters the way he reacts when he first sees her suggests to me he's seen this before. Maybe he grew up in an abusive household and knows there is no justice in the justice system so he decides he will be that justice. He stepped up where almost no one would or does. Love this song and video. Hardy actually has a lot of heavy rock stuff as well you would probably like. 🤘
MANY people mis her reference "Day of Justice would come from a Judge under the seat". A Judge is a revolver that fire 45ACP and 410 Shotgun shells. She didn't steal his truck. She still waiting in the truck.
I have heard much debate about this and people say the gun he pulled out was not the Judge... Not sure if this was an intentional thing Hardy wanted in the lyrics but this is one that has been debated in many reactions so it wasn't missed :)
@@dherald1532they have confirmed that it was written to mean a Judge Revolver, but they did end up using a different shotgun on the day for cinematic purposes. They needed to use something with a shorter cylinder that would still “pop” cinematically. The Judge with a shorter cylinder doesn’t work as well visually. When they wrote the lyric they wanted to irony of “Judge under a seat” vs. a Judge that sits on the seat (or bench) in court according to the writers. Them using a Smith and Wesson (I think?) in the video did leave some ambiguity though so I’m glad it was confirmed what the line was intended to mean.
@@reneebush2399 Thank you for clearing that up. I had never heard of The Judge as a gun until this song, and yes the irony makes it that much better I think :)
Personally I feel the other way around. I think rock and metal typically have much deeper lyrics than country music does. That's just my opinion though. But this song is super deep which I love. It is definitely unfortunate how relatable it is for a lot of people. But I think that's what makes a good song a great song. When a song is relatable on a deep and emotional level, I think it makes a much bigger impact on the listeners. This song is wonderfully done.
It's absolutely heartbreaking to scroll through the comments on the many reactions I've watched for this and see how many women, including myself, can relate to these lyrics and have prayed for someone like this guy to come rescue us! Because we all know the law doesn't do jack sh*t for us until it's too late! If you go into the song with the mindset that "everything happens for a reason", these lyrics make perfect sense. He was lost in a small town he'd never been to before during a thunderstorm and he comes across a woman in desperate need of a hero! I'm extremely biased whether he was right or wrong in his actions. However, if I had been his defense attorney I would have bent, twisted, manipulated and argued the justifiable homicide defense until it fit his "crime". Sometimes doing 'your' right thing (everyone's is different) and obeying the law are two completely different things!
@@JNJ1983 Unfortunately, the self defense argument wouldn't hold up. He kicked in the door and everyone has a right (even a POS like this dude) to protect themselves! If he had reached the gun and shot Hardy, that would have been self defense. His (Hardy) best argument would have been justifiable homicide or manslaughter
@@JNJ1983 Not after kicking in his door... BUT Our hero could have *cough* undiagnosed PTSD *cough* from being exposed to seeing a woman get abused when he was a kid. He was obviously so traumatized that he was totally unaware of what he was doing until after he stepped out of the trailer...
If you want another one from Hardy to make you think, check out 'Give Heaven some hell' & to see his rocker side, check out 'Sold out'. This guy began by writing radio ready songs for other artists, being a Mockingbird, then decided to say what he wanted to say & sing it himself & he became the Crow. Definitely check out his song ''The Mockingbird & the Crow'. The first half of the song is typical country fare, & then the last half he becomes the crow &the music changes completely & it's like 2 songs mashed together. It basically explains his career path in the song. This guy has a very creative mind & is a hell of a writer. He wrote Blake Shelton's huge hit 'God's country', which is great. Lainey Wilson has a big hit out now called 'Heart like a truck', (Ironically)
As I watch reactions to this, I come to find out how many ppl are a little dense when it comes to lyrics n even more towards music videos. I cried like a baby the first time I heard this, now it’s an anthem of mine. DV survivors pray for an Angel to step in n take away the predator.
Where the Hell is the 'HUG' button? If I could, I'd be pressing it -- REPEATEDLY -- for you and the other survivors of DV!!! I pray that you were able to escape or be rescued from your abuser(s). And for those still enduring their abuse, escape while you still can!!! And for whomever witnesses abuse, step up... MAN up... and MAKE stop!!! And stop NOW!!! No matter what it takes! And for those weak, pathetic, punk-a$$ed excuses for 'men' that THINK that laying hands on a woman is EVER justified or in ANY way okay, know that there are still willing to make it stop and mete out the justice you so RICHLY deserve!!! So, grow up little boy! While you still have the chance... (NOT a threat. Just an acknowledgement of reality. Eventually, karma will rear its ugly side!)
Whenever I see this, all I can think about is how times have changed as far as DV "acceptance" goes in videos, songs. I remember when they wouldn't play/air the The Thunder Rolls video because that's what it was about and thought it was a 'bad look'. Now, such songs are number one for numerous weeks. It's not a bad thing since it does need to be talked about/known, it's just a weird thing to think how accepting society and normal it is now, when it shouldn't be.
If you haven't seen it, I highly suggest Craig Morgan and Jelly Roll at the Grand Ol' Opery. The song is gut reaching, and Jelly's story is beautiful, sad, and inspirational.
To add to the other comments... he was not a bad man, he was not an evil man... perhaps he grew up in a house of abuse.... as he knew what had happened to her without asking... he was a man who saw a need, saw an evil and acted on that need and evil. He was a man of faith (evidenced by the court scene bridge (Oh Lord have mercy on me was not asked to the court system... it was a plea to God) and visibly evidenced by the cross hanging on his rear view mirror... was his action legal, obviously not based on the trial, was it morally just.... that is up to each individual for you cannot legislate morality... but for every victim of DV, he would be an answered prayer... and for every man... the story forces the question... "what would I do?" I recently picked up on another aspect of the acting...you can see the transfer of 'weight' from the weight on her as a DV victim... to him, as the reality of what he did sank in looking at the body on the floor... she has her weight lifted as she no longer has to live that life... and the weight of the decision he made settles onto his shoulders, heart and mind.
If you're getting back into country, you might try watching the Home Free video "Man of Constant Sorrow". Home Free is a country acapella band - all the percussion is done by voice. Although they call themselves country, they actually sing almost every genre (and write them too - 3 of them are song writers). Give it a try - I think you'll be pleasantly surprised.
I feel like a shitload of us felt something from this song. Personally I could see myself doing that very thing only it wouldn't be at a Taurus Judge but rather my Taurus G3.
How 'bout we add this to the song? It explains all and makes it crystal clear. "I looked in her eyes again and saw my mother staring back at me, and there was no way of controlling the rage building inside of me."
prefacing that this comment is made at the beginning, but dude def check out the entire Mockingbird and THE CROW album. As someone who likes both country and rock you'll appreciate it.
@@AustinCollinslive my personal favorite from the Crow side is probably .30-06 but I like them all. Country side fave is definitely Wait In The Truck (great reaction btw) but I generally like all of it. I watched an interview with Hardy and he talked about trying to write more for himself and less "douche bro country" 😆
Concrete angel by Martina McBride? I've heard that one before. I remember growing up and seeing the music video on VH1 Country and CMT lol. Fantastic song!
I freaking love Hardy. He has some of the most amazing songs ever. Just listening to your reaction, I was just wondering if you have heard any Reba songs? She was a great many songs that I think you would like.
Check out Johnny Cash's cover of "Hurt" by 9 Inch Nails. Reznor was mad he made it at first but later said the song belongs to Cash. It's the last song Cash recorded before he died
When I went to the police and was told,and I quote "are you sure you want to do this?He will get more time for kicking a dog.We will hold him for 24 hours and when he gets out,he is going to be mad.l knew I was on my own.It took 16 years to get away when finally he tried to decapitate me with a sword
Just an FYI. Hardy writes and sings rock as well. His duet for this song reminds me alot of early Conway Twitty/Loretta Lynn. Very refreshing after all these decades. Also-that moment when you realize that vigilante justice is far better justice than what the courts have put out in centuries-if ever.
The final scene confused me too. I'm not sure if that meant that she's waiting in his truck for him to get out of jail and it's a double meaning or what. That's the impression that I received is that she's waiting in his truck for him now.
It is my guess that the dude witnessed his mom or sister being beaten up and he could not help her and was there to help her through it was probably him that asked her told her to look after his truck.
Hardy hits harder than most! Try Mockingbird and Crow or Sold Out....FIRE!! Lainey Wilson has great songs, as does Ashley McBryde. More of a rock feel!
Just seen your video. I like it but I am married and have a six-year-old daughter. Even if I was rolling through a random town and this situation came about my thought process I guess. I do the same thing no man deserves to beat a woman like that I'll will give my life I don't care if it means making a hard decision
This song is based on a true story of a friend of Hardy’s who did 20 years and she waited for him to get out….. The guy grew up in an abusive home where I think the man eventually killed the mom. I have to assume he saw his mom standing in that road that night and saw the man in that trailer I get it
If you haven't heard it yet, Please check out Chris Stapleton's cover of Metallica's "Nothing Else Matters". Youll be happy you did ;-) Loved yr reaction ❤️🔥 New sub from Tenn
Yes I think this song is about more than one person's history with abuse. When he saw her he wasn't just a white knight he was someone who was suddenly back as a little boy watching the important women in his life being abused. Back when he was unable to do anything about it. So you could say it was both their trama going untreated, unhelped by the world that led to this moment where he snapped.
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That pistol is a "judge" revolver shoots 410 shotgun rounds. Hence the line justice from a judge under the seat.
Hoooooly that's clever! I didn't pick that up at ALL. Thanks for the info! But I love the Taurus judge I've shot one a time or two and they are smoooooth.
Thought it was a 45
@@janicekelly6667 it will shoot 45 long colt and 410
When he says reason for us 12 talking about is 12 gauge shotgun
Shotgun is a 410
He exchanged his freedom for hers... as a DV survivor hes an avenging angel in a world where there is no justice system
Damn right
Truth! Been there.
She didn't take it, she is still waiting in the truck. I believe that he didn't intend to shoot the guy, I believe that he intended to put the fear of God in him. When the guy went for the shotgun, he sealed his fate. But as a woman from the South, I can tell you that when a man says "wait in the truck," shit is about to get real.
Exactly!
I'm from the south and there are admittedly few things I took from my Southern raising, but I can say this with certainty: when a southern man tells a woman to "wait in the truck," its the gentlemanly way to inform her that what he's about to do he would prefer her to not see. Say what you will about the south, but old-school values are generally more prevalent down here and to hit a woman in public is the most assured way to find yourself broken nose-first in the asphalt before you even realize what the hell happened. If it's someone directly connected to the person who hit you, then you'd be lucky to get off with just that.
Friends ARE family, and you don't mess with a southerners family
Wait in the truck is letting you know it is gonna get real. You do not want to see what is fixin to happen next. Close your eyes, hide your head under the dash so you won't see what's gonna happen.
You can definitely see him hesitate before firing. He knew if the guy got to that shotgun and managed to take him out, she would be next.
I love how the abuser starts to run from him at first. It's almost like he's a coward and only will fight with women half his size...🤔
Oh wait....
He told her to wait in the truck, and she still is. Symbolic to the max.
The best line in this song, I just lit one of "His" cigarettes and waited for the cops to come.
She didn't take his truck, he gave it to her. He gave her her freedom. In my mind he gets released early and they drive off together. As we don't know the backstory of these characters the way he reacts when he first sees her suggests to me he's seen this before. Maybe he grew up in an abusive household and knows there is no justice in the justice system so he decides he will be that justice. He stepped up where almost no one would or does. Love this song and video. Hardy actually has a lot of heavy rock stuff as well you would probably like. 🤘
MANY people mis her reference "Day of Justice would come from a Judge under the seat". A Judge is a revolver that fire 45ACP and 410 Shotgun shells.
She didn't steal his truck. She still waiting in the truck.
I have heard much debate about this and people say the gun he pulled out was not the Judge... Not sure if this was an intentional thing Hardy wanted in the lyrics but this is one that has been debated in many reactions so it wasn't missed :)
@@dherald1532they have confirmed that it was written to mean a Judge Revolver, but they did end up using a different shotgun on the day for cinematic purposes. They needed to use something with a shorter cylinder that would still “pop” cinematically. The Judge with a shorter cylinder doesn’t work as well visually. When they wrote the lyric they wanted to irony of “Judge under a seat” vs. a Judge that sits on the seat (or bench) in court according to the writers. Them using a Smith and Wesson (I think?) in the video did leave some ambiguity though so I’m glad it was confirmed what the line was intended to mean.
@@reneebush2399 Thank you for clearing that up. I had never heard of The Judge as a gun until this song, and yes the irony makes it that much better I think :)
@@dherald1532 Agreed!
45LC/410
FUN FACT, for her birthday, Hardy gave Lainey a Judge as a gift!
That's so awesome lmao
Awesome
Wait in the truck!!! He was her angel.... for a right or wrong, he was “hell bent” on saving her. At the expense of his freedom! Phew.. powerful ❤
The Judge under his seat is a reference to the type of revolver he had under his seat.
If somebody from the south stops and tells you to wait in the truck, just know he's handling business and somethings going down
Rock is about the music. Country is about the lyrics... and this one tells a story that unfortunately, far too many people can relate to.
Personally I feel the other way around. I think rock and metal typically have much deeper lyrics than country music does. That's just my opinion though. But this song is super deep which I love. It is definitely unfortunate how relatable it is for a lot of people. But I think that's what makes a good song a great song. When a song is relatable on a deep and emotional level, I think it makes a much bigger impact on the listeners. This song is wonderfully done.
@@AustinCollinslive Have you listened/reacted to Five Finger Death Punch "Wrong Side of Heaven" yet?
@@justinchristoph3725 No I haven't!
@@AustinCollinslive They made a music video of it and it's on TH-cam. In my opinion, it's a very powerful song.
@@justinchristoph3725 I'll have to check it out!
It's absolutely heartbreaking to scroll through the comments on the many reactions I've watched for this and see how many women, including myself, can relate to these lyrics and have prayed for someone like this guy to come rescue us! Because we all know the law doesn't do jack sh*t for us until it's too late! If you go into the song with the mindset that "everything happens for a reason", these lyrics make perfect sense. He was lost in a small town he'd never been to before during a thunderstorm and he comes across a woman in desperate need of a hero! I'm extremely biased whether he was right or wrong in his actions. However, if I had been his defense attorney I would have bent, twisted, manipulated and argued the justifiable homicide defense until it fit his "crime". Sometimes doing 'your' right thing (everyone's is different) and obeying the law are two completely different things!
I mean, clearly he was going for that shotgun propped against the TV screen. I call that self defense.
@@JNJ1983 Unfortunately, the self defense argument wouldn't hold up. He kicked in the door and everyone has a right (even a POS like this dude) to protect themselves! If he had reached the gun and shot Hardy, that would have been self defense. His (Hardy) best argument would have been justifiable homicide or manslaughter
@@JNJ1983 Not after kicking in his door...
BUT
Our hero could have *cough* undiagnosed PTSD *cough* from being exposed to seeing a woman get abused when he was a kid.
He was obviously so traumatized that he was totally unaware of what he was doing until after he stepped out of the trailer...
You are correct that our justice system is a joke how sad !
Best country song this year
Her in his truck is supposed to represent her waiting for him
Ahhhh that's deep and super clever! I'm almost upset I didn't notice that allegory lol.
I am so pleased to see this here! Give Hardy a real go... he's legit even from a rocker vibe. 🤘
The Revolver is "The judge under the seat"
Edit: more specifically, it refers to the Taurus "Judge" a .44 mag revolver
Well it's actually a 45 and 410 revolver !
If you want another one from Hardy to make you think, check out 'Give Heaven some hell' & to see his rocker side, check out 'Sold out'. This guy began by writing radio ready songs for other artists, being a Mockingbird, then decided to say what he wanted to say & sing it himself & he became the Crow. Definitely check out his song ''The Mockingbird & the Crow'. The first half of the song is typical country fare, & then the last half he becomes the crow &the music changes completely & it's like 2 songs mashed together. It basically explains his career path in the song. This guy has a very creative mind & is a hell of a writer. He wrote Blake Shelton's huge hit 'God's country', which is great. Lainey Wilson has a big hit out now called 'Heart like a truck', (Ironically)
I had no idea! That's really cool. I have a lot of respect artists who write their own music. Thanks for the suggestions I'll check em out!
definitely should check out all 3 of these
Here you go! th-cam.com/video/CCBg0tiU6-A/w-d-xo.html
Hardy also wrote the song GODS COUNTRY that is one rocking song. Blake Shelton sings it but State of Mine did a real good Rock Cover of it
I LOVE the State of Mine cover! Hardy writes beautifully, but he has a voice that simply amazes me! God blessed that boy double!!!
As I watch reactions to this, I come to find out how many ppl are a little dense when it comes to lyrics n even more towards music videos. I cried like a baby the first time I heard this, now it’s an anthem of mine. DV survivors pray for an Angel to step in n take away the predator.
Where the Hell is the 'HUG' button? If I could, I'd be pressing it -- REPEATEDLY -- for you and the other survivors of DV!!! I pray that you were able to escape or be rescued from your abuser(s). And for those still enduring their abuse, escape while you still can!!! And for whomever witnesses abuse, step up... MAN up... and MAKE stop!!! And stop NOW!!! No matter what it takes! And for those weak, pathetic, punk-a$$ed excuses for 'men' that THINK that laying hands on a woman is EVER justified or in ANY way okay, know that there are still willing to make it stop and mete out the justice you so RICHLY deserve!!! So, grow up little boy! While you still have the chance... (NOT a threat. Just an acknowledgement of reality. Eventually, karma will rear its ugly side!)
I have no idea how many times I have watched this video but I get emotional every time !
Whenever I see this, all I can think about is how times have changed as far as DV "acceptance" goes in videos, songs. I remember when they wouldn't play/air the The Thunder Rolls video because that's what it was about and thought it was a 'bad look'. Now, such songs are number one for numerous weeks. It's not a bad thing since it does need to be talked about/known, it's just a weird thing to think how accepting society and normal it is now, when it shouldn't be.
If you've never been abused you would never understand
Amen !
Great reaction! Liked and subbed! Also...solid horror movie tat! That is sick!
Thanks so much!
If you haven't seen it, I highly suggest Craig Morgan and Jelly Roll at the Grand Ol' Opery. The song is gut reaching, and Jelly's story is beautiful, sad, and inspirational.
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@@kellystogner100 oh yes .Beautiful song.
To add to the other comments... he was not a bad man, he was not an evil man... perhaps he grew up in a house of abuse.... as he knew what had happened to her without asking... he was a man who saw a need, saw an evil and acted on that need and evil. He was a man of faith (evidenced by the court scene bridge (Oh Lord have mercy on me was not asked to the court system... it was a plea to God) and visibly evidenced by the cross hanging on his rear view mirror... was his action legal, obviously not based on the trial, was it morally just.... that is up to each individual for you cannot legislate morality... but for every victim of DV, he would be an answered prayer... and for every man... the story forces the question... "what would I do?"
I recently picked up on another aspect of the acting...you can see the transfer of 'weight' from the weight on her as a DV victim... to him, as the reality of what he did sank in looking at the body on the floor... she has her weight lifted as she no longer has to live that life... and the weight of the decision he made settles onto his shoulders, heart and mind.
This is a video masterpiece. Shocks alot of folks.
He gave her the truck and she comes back to visit him regularly
HARDY is a genius. you definitely got to do more HARDY
I definitely will!
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The pistol he had is called "The judge" hence the line juatice came from a judge under the seat .. good reaction
Peaceful men get this song. Harmless men don't have a clue.
That is what a man should do, or anybody that has a belief in right and wrong. Stand up for those that can't.
In parts of the country, stopping and helping is how you were raised.
We're from the country, ain't nothing on the road more dangerous than us when you hurt a woman and we know it .
If you're getting back into country, you might try watching the Home Free video "Man of Constant Sorrow". Home Free is a country acapella band - all the percussion is done by voice. Although they call themselves country, they actually sing almost every genre (and write them too - 3 of them are song writers). Give it a try - I think you'll be pleasantly surprised.
Concrete Angel is another in this catagory.
Concrete angel is so good!
@@AustinCollinslive Bible Belt is another about domestic violence.
Lainey Wilson is from my state of Louisiana. She has several number one hits and has even sang with Dolly Parton.
I feel like a shitload of us felt something from this song. Personally I could see myself doing that very thing only it wouldn't be at a Taurus Judge but rather my Taurus G3.
We need more real men like Hardy portrayed.
How 'bout we add this to the song? It explains all and makes it crystal clear. "I looked in her eyes again and saw my mother staring back at me, and there was no way of controlling the rage building inside of me."
I like how he sat the gun in front of he like he is saying it is done you are safe now
Great song yep ... Im gona look for your reaction to his "sold out"
Facts ✨✨
Fantastic reaction
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That revolver is called a judge
Yep another comment mentioned that. Wish I would have realized that because I've used a judge before lol. Pretty sweet revolver 👌
I can’t wait to see the Lainey Wilson content! 🖤
Which song?
@@AustinCollinslive watermelon moonshine, grease, weak-end
Buc-ees!!
Lainnie calls her style "Bell-Bottom Country," so you are right in thinking it has an older feel to it.
The tap on the hood.. "I got you".
the little girl by john micheal Montgomery is a sad song
Want to do more Hardy Country Check out "A Rock"
I think he went with the intention to hand his ass to him but he went for the 12G and so he got him 1st.
prefacing that this comment is made at the beginning, but dude def check out the entire Mockingbird and THE CROW album. As someone who likes both country and rock you'll appreciate it.
Hell yeah I definitely will!
@@AustinCollinslive his songs in all caps are the more rock leaning songs
@@4RBourbon good to know, thank you! Four roses is great btw, I love a good glass of bourbon!
@@AustinCollinslive my personal favorite from the Crow side is probably .30-06 but I like them all. Country side fave is definitely Wait In The Truck (great reaction btw) but I generally like all of it. I watched an interview with Hardy and he talked about trying to write more for himself and less "douche bro country" 😆
@@Courdorygirl hahaha that's perfect I'm liking him more and more 😂. I'm definitely excited to check out the rest of the album.
True Story Hardy's friend did 20 years she waited for got hitched had 4 kids abd still got the Truck. ❤❤❤❤ Sourhern Justice ya'll.
You’re a metal guy, listen to “kill shit till I die” by the same guy. Haha some of his others too. He’s heavy man
"Got justice from the judge under the seat."
Check out some of his other music mixing country and metal!! He rocks!
Lainey songs: bell bottom country: heart like a truck, things a man oughta know, atta girl, hold my halo are good ones. Hardy: Give Heaven Some Hell.
you should listen to concrete angel and the little girl
Concrete angel by Martina McBride? I've heard that one before. I remember growing up and seeing the music video on VH1 Country and CMT lol. Fantastic song!
I freaking love Hardy. He has some of the most amazing songs ever. Just listening to your reaction, I was just wondering if you have heard any Reba songs? She was a great many songs that I think you would like.
I have! Funny enough, my family and I used to watch her sit-com when I was growing up lol. We loved it!
That's how real men are raised to protect those who can't protect themselves.
That's not just a revolver. That's "The Judge" literally, the gun is called "The Judge" makes you love the wink of the line "a judge under a seat."
To me that's one of the most underrated lines of all time I love that reference
Check out Johnny Cash's cover of "Hurt" by 9 Inch Nails. Reznor was mad he made it at first but later said the song belongs to Cash. It's the last song Cash recorded before he died
When I went to the police and was told,and I quote "are you sure you want to do this?He will get more time for kicking a dog.We will hold him for 24 hours and when he gets out,he is going to be mad.l knew I was on my own.It took 16 years to get away when finally he tried to decapitate me with a sword
Just an FYI. Hardy writes and sings rock as well. His duet for this song reminds me alot of early Conway Twitty/Loretta Lynn. Very refreshing after all these decades. Also-that moment when you realize that vigilante justice is far better justice than what the courts have put out in centuries-if ever.
When I was a kid that was my job to get in between my dad and mom or brothers
He gave her the truck because he wasn't going to be driving it. Helping her out.
It's MUCH deeper than that! She is 'waiting in the truck'... for HIM!!!
The final scene confused me too. I'm not sure if that meant that she's waiting in his truck for him to get out of jail and it's a double meaning or what. That's the impression that I received is that she's waiting in his truck for him now.
The judge under the seat was the pistol it's called a judge
“Take what you want… And pay for it”
We forget that some people don’t deserve to be breathing, we could do to remember that when we are dealing with the worst individuals in society.
It is my guess that the dude witnessed his mom or sister being beaten up and he could not help her and was there to help her through it was probably him that asked her told her to look after his truck.
Hardy hits harder than most! Try Mockingbird and Crow or Sold Out....FIRE!! Lainey Wilson has great songs, as does Ashley McBryde. More of a rock feel!
He left his truck with her to make her feel safe x
He gave her the truck!!
Dude you should check out his metal, he is not just country 😊
Just seen your video. I like it but I am married and have a six-year-old daughter. Even if I was rolling through a random town and this situation came about my thought process I guess. I do the same thing no man deserves to beat a woman like that I'll will give my life I don't care if it means making a hard decision
I’ve been one of those “girls “
He is a Hero
Check out my brother Stevie Ray Vaughan live at El Macombo Texas Flood and 3rd stone from the sun. Mind blowers. Ya'll got your Warnin'. ❤❤❤❤
This song is based on a true story of a friend of Hardy’s who did 20 years and she waited for him to get out….. The guy grew up in an abusive home where I think the man eventually killed the mom. I have to assume he saw his mom standing in that road that night and saw the man in that trailer
I get it
"Wait in the truck", means... I got biz to take care of, that you don't need to be involved in... she knew exactly what he meant...
Do "the mockingbird and THE CROW"
I think I will soon! Be on the look out for it!
Here it is! th-cam.com/video/CCBg0tiU6-A/w-d-xo.html
Shes taking care of his truck while he's in prison
He has a JUDGE handgun
He did what needed to be done..
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Gunman was triggered by her being beaten.what did he endure to cause this❤
Yes I think this song is about more than one person's history with abuse. When he saw her he wasn't just a white knight he was someone who was suddenly back as a little boy watching the important women in his life being abused. Back when he was unable to do anything about it. So you could say it was both their trama going untreated, unhelped by the world that led to this moment where he snapped.
@@Hope2BHappy absolutely. Been there and lived this.
Lainey Wilson is the hottest female country singer right now.
I think you missed the point that even after 5 years, she's still waiting in the truck.
He can do a metal vibe (this is not it) I recommend “Sold Out” and “Kill Shit Til I Die”
she didnt take his truck ...she is still waiting in the truck
fun fact.. Hardy wrote this song.. and writes songs for other singers
Hardys friend and roadie did this and served 20 years and then married her and had kids with her
If you want some dark country sang by an angel, Martina McBride.
carrie makes more dark music too
You wouldn't have stopped though... remember?
You wouldn’t stop to check on a woman standing in middle of road in rain at night? Wow.
no guy assumes she was raped and beat. its kinda strange
he probably gave her the truck, knowing he'd never use it again
Men would stop!
REAL MEN IN THE SOUTH STOP
who should of gotten the truck? the tow yard, he would of lost his truck. she goes and sees him now and takes cares of his truck