Love the way you don’t interrupt the video by stopping it for comments, rather placing your comments in print on the video. This is brilliant by not stopping the flow of the song/video.
I've said this on a few reactions so far: Blessed are the meek, for they shall inherit the earth. The ones whom can carry the burden of the meek; to protect from those that intend to do them harm will sacrifice the most to protect the ones whom deserve it the most. Those whom protect the meek shall be only judged by the higher power an shan't be judged by those whom are earthly.
Have to say, I appreciate that you add in your thoughts via text rather than constantly stopping the video. Awesome to see your real time reaction while also reading your thoughts. Good work, and great song!
This was an immensely popular country song and I really appreciated your sincere and thoughtful reaction. I hope you'll react to more songs by Hardy and Lainey Wilson. Both are terrific performers.
@@sabina1118 Actually, any gun under the seat would be called "the judge", short for judge, jury and executioner. There is a .38 special with a name of "The Judge" but the gun Hardy is holding is not that gun.
It was the ending portion when the woman said "THANK YOU", THAT DREW A DEEP BREATH FROM THIS HARD ASS OLD MAN. JUSTICE IS A POWER THAT PUNY MANS LEGALITY KNOWS NOTHING OF.
The 12 he's talking about is the shotgun the other guy was crawling to on the ground. Otherwise known as a 12-gauge shotgun. And the judge she is talking about is his gun. That's the gun's actual name. Also if you notice at the end of the video. That even though he's been there for a few years now, she's still waiting in his truck. She hasn't even changed the items on the dashboard.
Love your reaction. There's no telling if anyone is even in jail or prison for helping someone else like that because you don't hear about it but there's several in there's a lot of abusers. Even victims are in there for defending themselves or no justice is ever given.
Actually, in recent years there have been and are people prosecuted for killing someone in defense of others. Those made mainstream media. Wonder how many there actually are.
My cousin spent 20 years locked away for taking out someone who was doing things to a -18. There are definitely people doing time for rescuing other people.
Lainey Wilson is AWESOME! I totally recommend listening to some of her music! Heart Like A Truck, Things a Man Oughta Know, Watermelon Moonshine, Save Me Ft. Jelly Roll & Dreamcatcher are all amazing songs! She’s become the new face of the Women of Country Music going forward. Not to mention HARDY is outstanding in his own right, one of the best songwriters of this generation of country music, I’d heavily recommend listening to more of him as well, Give Heaven Some Hell, Truck Bed, A Rock, Signed Sober You, Beer, Screen & Happy are all great ones by HARDY.
This was a great reaction and i enjoy your style with the subtitles of your thoughts. I'm not sure if you caught it or not, but at the end of the video, when she's driving away, she's driving away in His truck, so after all this time she's still Waiting In The Truck.
I loved that after he took the abuser's life he smoke one of they guy's cigarettes and then waited for the police to arrive. he didn't run from the responsibility of what he'd done. Also, how about that line," I never thought my day of justice would come from a judge under a seat" in the chorus? Three chords, a beautiful melody and a powerful story and message. This song won tons of awards. It represents the best of what country music is today.
She waited 20 years and when he got out they married and had children and are still together. (Hardy works with one if the pair and wanted to tell the story.)
Really great reaction. I also love how you put your thoughts in subtitles. Welcome to the world of Hardy. He is an amazing song writer and performer. He has been writing songs for others for a while and is finally getting out on his own. He is country but also bridges in rock in a lot of his song. He has an album that is half country and half rock. I would highly recommend doing the following songs: A Rock (country song) Give Heaven some hell (country) The Mockingbird and the Crow (this song is a country / rock mix) Sold out (rock) Radio song (this one is special. Its county, metal and rock) There are so many more but that would be a good well rounded start into the Hardy rabbit hole.
wait in the truck is an old southern saying, it means " shits about to happen you dont need to be there for" and judge under the seat refers to a handgun (any caliber). we have called handguns " Judges, peacekeepers, public defenders" because they dispense justice that a court wont. any of us that has survive abuse felt this one to our soul and applaud what he did because we know how the justice system doesnt work.
So glad I found this channel! Finally! A person who knows how to react to a video without blurring, interrupting or ruining the vibe! I just got finished watching a great video with my new friend! Thank you, Sabina! Liked, Subbed and all notifications turned on! Do you take requests from noobs? I'm a disabled vet and can barely afford internet service. I wish I could be a patron, but I will click and watch every second of your videos to help you. Again, thank you for doing it right! I hope the others learn from you! 💛
Love this song. I was living in Vegas for awhile with one of my best friends. She came home from work in tears n hugged me so hard I thought she was gonna break my back and she finally thanked me and then showed me their video. I chuckled a little once I realized why she had been crying. We dated when we were kids and I used to step in a lot when her mother n sister would beat her. Her mom only pulled a gun on me once and it was the last time she ever did because I told her she'd better use it and hope I'm dead, because if I wasn't she'd be the only woman I'd ever lay my hands on. Got to see my best for her birthday this week and we had a blast hanging out together ^_^
this is a true story. The man did 20 years and she was waiting for him in his truck. They got married and had 4 children. The guy actually works for Hardy.
i love your reactions, so honest and soulful! if you ever get the chance you should watch angela chang singing 'a diao' she was on the same season of singer as tengri! its an amazing performance! stay safe and thank you for your reactions! :)
Listen to the album the song came from, THE MOCKINGBIRD AND THE CROW it is more than country. He is a musical genius, right up there with Freddie Mercury
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.
The "12 he was reaching for" refers to a 12 gauge shotgun. The "judge under the seat" she refers is the .38 pistol he gets from under the seat. It is nicknamed "The Judge". Great video. Just my $0.02
Actually, any gun under the seat would be called "the judge", short for judge, jury and executioner. There is a .38 special with a name of "The Judge" but the gun Hardy is holding is not that gun.
Before I watch your reaction which will undoubtedly be amazing, I know this song, like the message behind it and would (have done something similar) do this especially for someone I care about. 🤘🏻💥🔥🙏🏻 Now I hope I don’t cry or get angry which is why I’d cry. LoL!
What is the message behind this video? Man throws his life away breaking into anothers home and murdering him, now he will spend his life in a prison. Damn
@@alexharbison4411 that’s one way to look at it. The reality of it, which very few see, is that he gave (willingly) his life so she could have a chance at a better life. I think that’s amazing because, especially in this day and age, people rarely help someone in need.
You're right - it's a very individual and personal choice. I like to think I would have done different. If he were ready and aiming when that door's kicked in, he's gone and she's really in trouble now. Or, he does what he did, steps outside with his smoke, then a big burly guy pulls up in the drive and hollers "Who are you? Why is my girl in your truck? And where's my little brother?"
This song gets me every time I hear it. I was witha life long friend when her husband snapped for no reason. We were out that night laughing giggling in the car and he put the car in park and proceeded to beat the living fuck out of her. He would not stop hitting her. They were in the front seat and I was in back I got out and tried to get her out and I couldn't I grabbed a 2x4 and started hitting him he finally stopped I got her out of the car and put her side so she didn't choke on her own blood. He tried stopping from protecting her. He hit me a couple of times when I knew she was breathing and I started screaming for someone to call the cops. He came at me and I grabbed that 2x4 again and he pulled a gun and told him look mother F***** you better hit me with the first shot because I will not allow you to hurt her again. I swung that 2x4 and hit him and he heard sirens and took off. The police found him and arrested him. 33 years later I still remember it like it just happened. I know one of us probably would have died if the cops didn't show up when they did.
If you have seen violence up close and personal.. you have a moral code.. the first time you hear this song.. its a gut punch.. no matter the species.. if its going around hurting and beating on folks.. you put it down.. animals are animals are animals.. simple as that!
Also, personally, I think the best 2 things about this song is that he never once asked for forgiveness, he knows he did no wrong, he is merely asking God for mercy, not forgiveness. And 2nd is that she is still waiting in the truck for him 5 years later.
I don't say it's right or wrong but il this if it was 1:34 my daughter that was the girl in that situation and this man save her life from her situation I would do anything for that good man for keeping all the woman safe from their own situations nice video to the story of this strong message to all the abusers
I have seen people ask why he didn't trust the system and take her to the police station? I won't answer that, but consider this far too-often repeated scenario. A small boy and his sister in her early teens witness Dad beating Mom worse and worse as time goes on. One afternoon, Mom kisses them while Dad is at work and runs for her life. They never see her again. No wife to vent his anger on, he begins to beat the sister and sometimes the boy. They run away together, but police find them, and courts return them to the abusive dad. That gets repeated a couple of times until the boy learns the system is the enemy. One night, when he was 7 and his sister 14, Dad came home drunk and pissed as He'll. He has rated her before, but tonight seems bent on beating her to death. Kid tries to intervene until a crushing blow from a fist like iron breaks his jaw and knocks him backward onto his ass. Dad steps forward and drives a work boot into the kid's ribs, breaking three and pressing one into his lungs. He lies there unable to rise or protect himself. At that moment, his sister leaps onto Dad's back trying to stop him. This pushes Dad over the edge. As he lies there helpless, he watches his Dad beat his sister to death. Dad passes out drunk and the boy slowly cracks to the neighbor. Long story short, Dad goes to prison and boy goes into the doster care system. Distrusting adults or any authority figure, he struggles at school, fights his peers, and rives foster parent after foster to reject him. But he survives physically if not mentally without issues. Fifteen years later, foster care is behind him, and he's out at midnight in a driving storm. No one he expects to see out there would be out in that storm without a good reason. Then he sees a young woman out in the storm at midnight and looking terrified. She has been beaten, her shirt is torn open, and blood stains show in his headlights. At that point, the 22 yr old becomes a kid again. The woman becomes his sister. He had been helpless to save his sister, the system had pushed them into the situation they faced, but he could darn well save this stranger. Could and dambed well would!
You are a beautiful story teller. Write a book and I'll sure buy it! What you wrote is real. Happens all the time. I'm retired adult and child protective social worker. I was the one who had to put kids in foster care to try to save them if no family would step up. We always tried to find family first. I'm also child of alcoholic. He was never physical bit the emotional aspect was very tough as well as how his bad financial decisions effected us, so I know how those kids I tried to protect felt in many ways. Broke my heart but did best I could. I was married to abuser. Physically, mentally and emotionally for 17 years. I truly thought that if I loved him hard enough, he would change his heart but didn't happen. I never told Daddy what was happening, ( he got sober when I was 16). If I bad told him, I would have been waiting in his truck literally. My ex got a side chick and SHE saved me because he chose her over our son and me. I'm thankful for her every single day.
Your comment about thinking that '12' must be gun lingo: yeah, it's short for 12-guage shotgun; the weapon the 'bad guy' was reaching for next to the TV when the protagonist shot him.
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And she is still waiting in the truck. I like the way you used subtitles instead of pausing to talk.
Thanks!!
“Thank you” is the only thing he’ll ever need for the rest of his life.
Love the way you don’t interrupt the video by stopping it for comments, rather placing your comments in print on the video. This is brilliant by not stopping the flow of the song/video.
Won songwriter of the year!!!
Their live performance of this is amazing !!!!!!!!!!
noted! 😊
I've said this on a few reactions so far: Blessed are the meek, for they shall inherit the earth. The ones whom can carry the burden of the meek; to protect from those that intend to do them harm will sacrifice the most to protect the ones whom deserve it the most. Those whom protect the meek shall be only judged by the higher power an shan't be judged by those whom are earthly.
Yep! Someone put their hands on my daughter, I'd be telling her to wait in the truck too 👍
Damn right
Put your hands on my daughter, and there will be an arrest, a trial, there will be prison time. But, their body will never be found.
I wouldn't. This prick would just disappear......Australia is a big place. 😊
@@marcussmith3969he’ll yah brother 💯💯💯
Amen, No true men put up with that
I LOVE the way you listen to the Entire song and put your thoughts in subtitles!!!! All Reactors should do it your way IMO
The twelve the abuser was reaching for is a 12 guage shotgun. The "judge" under the seat is an American made revolver called the Judge.
It's a Brazilian revolver. It's made by Taurus
Folks, here in the blue ridge mountain's any firearm is the judge when you take justice into your hand and deliver a permanent judgement.
@@foovampireit was created in the US. It’s manufactured in Brazil.
@@foovampire It's manufactured in a country where it is illegal to own.
Sometimes life comes to nothing but our decisions. The ones we make and the ones we don't.
Well said.
La vida es mucho más de lo que imaginamos se expande hasta más allá, incluso después de dejar este envoltorio temporal llamado cuerpo mucha luz🙏🕊️🤚
Sometimes ? Life ALWAYS comes down to decisions made & not made !!
A ton of time life comes down to an UNjust justice system
@user-neo71665 Trust me I know,I did 7 years in prison.
Many southern gentleman are very chivalrous. God bless them.💘💘
Have to say, I appreciate that you add in your thoughts via text rather than constantly stopping the video. Awesome to see your real time reaction while also reading your thoughts. Good work, and great song!
This was an immensely popular country song and I really appreciated your sincere and thoughtful reaction. I hope you'll react to more songs by Hardy and Lainey Wilson. Both are terrific performers.
I love this! Genius idea to put your thoughts in the subtitles and just let us watch you actually react!
Judge under the seat is a slick line because that's a type of revolver if ya didnt know.
Uhh - gotcha! Didn't know that! Thanks for sharing!
@@sabina1118 Actually, any gun under the seat would be called "the judge", short for judge, jury and executioner. There is a .38 special with a name of "The Judge" but the gun Hardy is holding is not that gun.
I have one 😊
@@sabina1118Taurus judge, 45 pistol but shoots 410 shotgun.
Yeah that is a slick line, Hardy gave Lainey a Judge revolver as a gift!
I love the commentary in subtitles. You don’t interrupt the video. Love that.
It was the ending portion when the woman said "THANK YOU", THAT DREW A DEEP BREATH FROM
THIS HARD ASS OLD MAN.
JUSTICE IS A POWER THAT PUNY MANS LEGALITY KNOWS NOTHING OF.
Hardy is an amazing story teller, really great stuff!
Thank you for your reaction . From a Survivor
LOVE your perspective on the message of the song. Great reaction
The 12 he's talking about is the shotgun the other guy was crawling to on the ground. Otherwise known as a 12-gauge shotgun. And the judge she is talking about is his gun. That's the gun's actual name. Also if you notice at the end of the video. That even though he's been there for a few years now, she's still waiting in his truck. She hasn't even changed the items on the dashboard.
Taurus Judge is no joke of a revolver. it's chambered in .410 shotgun.
Love your reaction. There's no telling if anyone is even in jail or prison for helping someone else like that because you don't hear about it but there's several in there's a lot of abusers. Even victims are in there for defending themselves or no justice is ever given.
Actually, in recent years there have been and are people prosecuted for killing someone in defense of others. Those made mainstream media. Wonder how many there actually are.
Country music is the realest, rawest and has more emotions than any other genre….it’s the best storytelling music ever
My cousin spent 20 years locked away for taking out someone who was doing things to a -18. There are definitely people doing time for rescuing other people.
Lainey Wilson is AWESOME! I totally recommend listening to some of her music! Heart Like A Truck, Things a Man Oughta Know, Watermelon Moonshine, Save Me Ft. Jelly Roll & Dreamcatcher are all amazing songs! She’s become the new face of the Women of Country Music going forward. Not to mention HARDY is outstanding in his own right, one of the best songwriters of this generation of country music, I’d heavily recommend listening to more of him as well, Give Heaven Some Hell, Truck Bed, A Rock, Signed Sober You, Beer, Screen & Happy are all great ones by HARDY.
One of the greatest reaction videos I’ve ever watched
You quiet written words is an amazing idea
❤
This was a great reaction and i enjoy your style with the subtitles of your thoughts. I'm not sure if you caught it or not, but at the end of the video, when she's driving away, she's driving away in His truck, so after all this time she's still Waiting In The Truck.
We caught that it was his truck. But we never connected those dots.. still waiting in his truck!
He bridges the country rock genre perfectly in my opinion. Whichever style you prefer he's got something for you!
@3:55 - the "12" - you can see the 12 gauge shotgun propped up by the TV stand.
I loved that after he took the abuser's life he smoke one of they guy's cigarettes and then waited for the police to arrive. he didn't run from the responsibility of what he'd done. Also, how about that line," I never thought my day of justice would come from a judge under a seat" in the chorus? Three chords, a beautiful melody and a powerful story and message. This song won tons of awards. It represents the best of what country music is today.
Country is full of these kind of songs, tears you up. Concrete Angel by Martina McBride, Don't Take The Girl by Tim McGraw so many more
I loved watching the emotions cross your face as you reacted to the video,new subscriber here!
"...a Judge under a seat." Great play on words! 👏
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Lovely reaction of a terribly awful situation. You blew it away!!
Thanks!!
Wow...Love the story
Glad you enjoyed it!!
She waited 20 years and when he got out they married and had children and are still together. (Hardy works with one if the pair and wanted to tell the story.)
Really great reaction. I also love how you put your thoughts in subtitles. Welcome to the world of Hardy. He is an amazing song writer and performer. He has been writing songs for others for a while and is finally getting out on his own. He is country but also bridges in rock in a lot of his song. He has an album that is half country and half rock. I would highly recommend doing the following songs:
A Rock (country song)
Give Heaven some hell (country)
The Mockingbird and the Crow (this song is a country / rock mix)
Sold out (rock)
Radio song (this one is special. Its county, metal and rock)
There are so many more but that would be a good well rounded start into the Hardy rabbit hole.
wait in the truck is an old southern saying, it means " shits about to happen you dont need to be there for" and judge under the seat refers to a handgun (any caliber). we have called handguns " Judges, peacekeepers, public defenders" because they dispense justice that a court wont. any of us that has survive abuse felt this one to our soul and applaud what he did because we know how the justice system doesnt work.
So glad I found this channel! Finally! A person who knows how to react to a video without blurring, interrupting or ruining the vibe! I just got finished watching a great video with my new friend! Thank you, Sabina! Liked, Subbed and all notifications turned on! Do you take requests from noobs? I'm a disabled vet and can barely afford internet service. I wish I could be a patron, but I will click and watch every second of your videos to help you. Again, thank you for doing it right! I hope the others learn from you! 💛
God I love this song and video...wow❤
Gave me chills¡
,👍👍👍👋👋👋 Nice song very meaningful 😢...Wow amazing
YES!
You have got to check out more HARDY
Oh yea - I'm a total newbie! :D
Just a very powerful song! Hardy is a master
Another great song by Hardy is Give Heaven Some Hell.
like this approach to video reaction. excellent
Thanks 😊🌸
I'm supporting you as always 😊😊😊
Thank you so much ❤️❤️😊 It's much appreciated every single time!
@@sabina1118 you're welcome. A rose for you 🌹
Love this song. I was living in Vegas for awhile with one of my best friends. She came home from work in tears n hugged me so hard I thought she was gonna break my back and she finally thanked me and then showed me their video.
I chuckled a little once I realized why she had been crying.
We dated when we were kids and I used to step in a lot when her mother n sister would beat her. Her mom only pulled a gun on me once and it was the last time she ever did because I told her she'd better use it and hope I'm dead, because if I wasn't she'd be the only woman I'd ever lay my hands on.
Got to see my best for her birthday this week and we had a blast hanging out together ^_^
New sub, much love and appreciation from Kentucky ❤️🙏❤️🇺🇸
Thanks and welcome!!
Hardy is an epic songwriter, singer and performer.
The... thank you... well done
New subscriber, I love that you watch the entire video and then say what you think. Also, that you put up what you think through your editing.❤
She got into his truck at the end. She is still waiting in the truck.
this is a true story. The man did 20 years and she was waiting for him in his truck. They got married and had 4 children. The guy actually works for Hardy.
i love your reactions, so honest and soulful! if you ever get the chance you should watch angela chang singing 'a diao' she was on the same season of singer as tengri! its an amazing performance! stay safe and thank you for your reactions! :)
Lol,What reactions.
at the end; she is still "waiting in the truck". LOL
Listen to the album the song came from, THE MOCKINGBIRD AND THE CROW it is more than country. He is a musical genius, right up there with Freddie Mercury
Based on a true story, he got out in 20 years. She picked him up on release and they got married and had four kids.
Pentatonix singing Hallelujah…. Check them out
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.
In the way you asked the question I could tell you had the answer -- at least in this particular case.
That how people handle things in parts of Texas. FYI, someone in Texas says “wait in the truck”, it means sh1t is going down.
The 12 refers to a 12 gadget shotgun you see him reach for after thrown to the floor
The judge, great tool.
The "12 he was reaching for" refers to a 12 gauge shotgun. The "judge under the seat" she refers is the .38 pistol he gets from under the seat. It is nicknamed "The Judge". Great video.
Just my $0.02
Actually, any gun under the seat would be called "the judge", short for judge, jury and executioner. There is a .38 special with a name of "The Judge" but the gun Hardy is holding is not that gun.
Before I watch your reaction which will undoubtedly be amazing, I know this song, like the message behind it and would (have done something similar) do this especially for someone I care about. 🤘🏻💥🔥🙏🏻 Now I hope I don’t cry or get angry which is why I’d cry. LoL!
He is really taking one for the team here!! Great song - loved the story telling!
What is the message behind this video? Man throws his life away breaking into anothers home and murdering him, now he will spend his life in a prison. Damn
@@alexharbison4411 that’s one way to look at it. The reality of it, which very few see, is that he gave (willingly) his life so she could have a chance at a better life. I think that’s amazing because, especially in this day and age, people rarely help someone in need.
That is what men should do, protect the weak❤
You're right - it's a very individual and personal choice. I like to think I would have done different. If he were ready and aiming when that door's kicked in, he's gone and she's really in trouble now. Or, he does what he did, steps outside with his smoke, then a big burly guy pulls up in the drive and hollers "Who are you? Why is my girl in your truck? And where's my little brother?"
As a man. That "thank you" would have made it all worth it.
This song gets me every time I hear it. I was witha life long friend when her husband snapped for no reason. We were out that night laughing giggling in the car and he put the car in park and proceeded to beat the living fuck out of her. He would not stop hitting her. They were in the front seat and I was in back I got out and tried to get her out and I couldn't I grabbed a 2x4 and started hitting him he finally stopped I got her out of the car and put her side so she didn't choke on her own blood. He tried stopping from protecting her. He hit me a couple of times when I knew she was breathing and I started screaming for someone to call the cops. He came at me and I grabbed that 2x4 again and he pulled a gun and told him look mother F***** you better hit me with the first shot because I will not allow you to hurt her again. I swung that 2x4 and hit him and he heard sirens and took off. The police found him and arrested him. 33 years later I still remember it like it just happened. I know one of us probably would have died if the cops didn't show up when they did.
If you have seen violence up close and personal.. you have a moral code.. the first time you hear this song.. its a gut punch.. no matter the species.. if its going around hurting and beating on folks.. you put it down.. animals are animals are animals.. simple as that!
Another song that’s about bullying is Invisible by Hunter Hayes. It’s kind of an anthem!
Thank you for the reaction but I can see in your eyes and facial expressions this song stirred something inside you .
True that! 🫶
Please check out Homefree’s version of “Brothers in Arms” Also Chris Stapleton’s “I was Wrong”
Hardy also wrote God's Country for Blake Shelton. Check that one out also.
Judge is the name of the pistol he used and 12 means 12 gauge which is a common round for a shotgun.
When she says, "a judge under a seat.." she's referring to the pistol. It's really good wordplay
It's a powerful line when he says I'm having one of his cigarettes until five .o. shows up that's a powerful thing to say he's got balls
I know the same judge 😊
6:12 AS SHE DRIVES OFF IN THE TRUCK....
Not sure if you know but a judge is the type of gun he pulled out from under the seat of his truck. Nice play on words.
is there anymore powerful statement than i knew i would never get hit again
45 Taurus Judge yep, personal savior choice of the south.
Notice she is waiting for him - and taking care of his truck (wait in the truck).
"Someone Who would die for " Tracy Lawrence
To many.. doing what’s right is hard sometimes.
You should try Chris Stapleton-Fire away sad story and amazing voice, or Brad Paisley-Whiskey Lullaby
hardy very dear to me thank you for listen to them by the way you good looking to
You need to check out Lainey Wilson’s music and videos.
12 is a 12 gauge shotgun, and the judge underneath the seat is also a gun.
Also, personally, I think the best 2 things about this song is that he never once asked for forgiveness, he knows he did no wrong, he is merely asking God for mercy, not forgiveness. And 2nd is that she is still waiting in the truck for him 5 years later.
Should listen to Chris Stapleton “ I Was Wrong “ the live performance if you haven’t already
Watch live version from CMA’s
I don't say it's right or wrong but il this if it was 1:34 my daughter that was the girl in that situation and this man save her life from her situation I would do anything for that good man for keeping all the woman safe from their own situations nice video to the story of this strong message to all the abusers
You need to react to read me my right by Brantley Gilbert’s
I have seen people ask why he didn't trust the system and take her to the police station? I won't answer that, but consider this far too-often repeated scenario.
A small boy and his sister in her early teens witness Dad beating Mom worse and worse as time goes on. One afternoon, Mom kisses them while Dad is at work and runs for her life. They never see her again.
No wife to vent his anger on, he begins to beat the sister and sometimes the boy.
They run away together, but police find them, and courts return them to the abusive dad. That gets repeated a couple of times until the boy learns the system is the enemy.
One night, when he was 7 and his sister 14, Dad came home drunk and pissed as He'll. He has rated her before, but tonight seems bent on beating her to death.
Kid tries to intervene until a crushing blow from a fist like iron breaks his jaw and knocks him backward onto his ass.
Dad steps forward and drives a work boot into the kid's ribs, breaking three and pressing one into his lungs. He lies there unable to rise or protect himself.
At that moment, his sister leaps onto Dad's back trying to stop him.
This pushes Dad over the edge.
As he lies there helpless, he watches his Dad beat his sister to death.
Dad passes out drunk and the boy slowly cracks to the neighbor.
Long story short, Dad goes to prison and boy goes into the doster care system.
Distrusting adults or any authority figure, he struggles at school, fights his peers, and rives foster parent after foster to reject him.
But he survives physically if not mentally without issues.
Fifteen years later, foster care is behind him, and he's out at midnight in a driving storm. No one he expects to see out there would be out in that storm without a good reason.
Then he sees a young woman out in the storm at midnight and looking terrified. She has been beaten, her shirt is torn open, and blood stains show in his headlights.
At that point, the 22 yr old becomes a kid again. The woman becomes his sister.
He had been helpless to save his sister, the system had pushed them into the situation they faced, but he could darn well save this stranger. Could and dambed well would!
You are a beautiful story teller. Write a book and I'll sure buy it! What you wrote is real. Happens all the time. I'm retired adult and child protective social worker. I was the one who had to put kids in foster care to try to save them if no family would step up. We always tried to find family first. I'm also child of alcoholic. He was never physical bit the emotional aspect was very tough as well as how his bad financial decisions effected us, so I know how those kids I tried to protect felt in many ways. Broke my heart but did best I could. I was married to abuser. Physically, mentally and emotionally for 17 years. I truly thought that if I loved him hard enough, he would change his heart but didn't happen. I never told Daddy what was happening, ( he got sober when I was 16). If I bad told him, I would have been waiting in his truck literally. My ex got a side chick and SHE saved me because he chose her over our son and me. I'm thankful for her every single day.
Your comment about thinking that '12' must be gun lingo: yeah, it's short for 12-guage shotgun; the weapon the 'bad guy' was reaching for next to the TV when the protagonist shot him.
Fyi he also wrote Blake Shelton nbr 1 hit God's Country well worth the check out
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i dont get why this song shocks so many people, i was raised that this is what it means to be a man.
He traded his freedom for hers and has no regrets. Why he would do that is left up to the listener to decide.
Hey I replied to your reply idk if you got it or not. I kinda suck at this 🤷 lol
I did respond tho fr. I hope ur doin good and Id still like for u to check out Sleep Token Blodsport (from the basement below). Then Acensionism, Granite, Allaline etc. Trust me its one worm hole u wanna go down. I know u luv Tool so ull DEF luv this band :)