Dillon Carmichael's character in his brand-new song "I Do For You" must really like his bride-to-be. He's a good ole boy, but he suddenly doesn't mind attending weddings, sitting on a front pew at church and splurging for a hotel room with a hot tub in it because he's met the one.
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As fans of Carmichael's breakthrough 2018 album Hell on an Angel can attest, the Kentucky native tells compelling stories with equal parts Southern rock grit and honky-tonk earnestness. This track finds him sticking with what works.
Country music is a family affair for Carmichael. John Michael Montgomery and Eddie from Montgomery Gentry are uncles from his mom's side of the family. Carmichael represents a talented, new generation alongside John Michael's son Walker.
"I Do For You" Lyrics
I don't take phone calls when I'm fishing
I don't do weddings and I don't do dishes
I'm not gonna sit in the front pew
I don't go to the mall on Saturday
I never felt the call to spend my time that way
But I'm proud to say I do for you
Get a real job
Move across town
Stop at one beer
Grow up and settle down
Ain't it strange how all the things I'd never do
I do for you
I ain't the kind of guy to take a week off
Drive up the coast just to watch some leaves fall
Or spend money on a hot tub hotel room
I never thought I'd go for candles by the bathtub
Roses on the bed or thirty-minute back rubs
But I'm proud to say I do for you
Get a real job
Move across town
Stop at one beer
Grow up and settle down
Ain't it strange how all the things I'd never do
I do for you
Trim my beard up
Put a suit on
Pick a preacher
Pick a love song
Never thought I'd see the day I'd say "I do"
But I do for you
I do for you
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