Jordan Davis Lyrics
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From the Single
I Ain't Sayin'
From the Album
1. Damn Good Time
2. Money Isnt Real
3. Tucson Too Late
4. What My World Spins Around
5. Sunday Saints
6. No Time Soon
7. Youve Got My Number
8. Next Thing You Know
9. Fishing Spot
10. One Beer In Front Of The Other
11. Bluebird Days
12. Part of It
13. Short Fuse
14. Whiskey Weak
15. Midnight Crisis
16. What I Wouldnt Do
17. Buy Dirt
From the Album
1. Take It From Me
2. Going Round
3. More Than I Know
4. Slow Dance In A Parking Lot
5. Singles You Up
6. Sundowners
7. Tough To Tie Down
8. Selfish
9. Made That Way
10. So Do I
11. Dreamed You Did
12. Leaving New Orleans
Other Songs
A Little Lime
Almost Maybes
Banks
Blow Up Your TV
Church in a Chevy
Cool Anymore
Detours
Drink Had Me
Good News Sold
I Still Smoked
Know You Like That
Lose You
More Than I Know What To Do With
Need To Not
Ruin My Weekend
Trying
From the Album
Davis was born in Shreveport, Louisiana, and began playing guitar when he was twelve years old. His uncle, Stan Paul Davis, wrote Tracy Lawrence's hit singles "Today's Lonely Fool" and "Better Man, Better Off", and his brother Jacob is also a country music singer.
"Music was around so much, it was just part of our everyday life,” Jordan says. In fact, because music was always around, Davis hadn't really thought about it as a career possibility.
He majored in resource conservation at LSU in Baton Rouge and thought he would pursue a job that would protect the world's physical attributes. "Conserving the beauty of what makes the country so awesome is important,” he says. "It's easy to think that it's gonna be here forever, when really we need to take care of it. Louisiana's losing land as it is - you know, the state's disappearing year by year - so it's definitely a passion of mine.” But so was music. After his graduation from LSU, Jordan got an entry-level environmental job, but he spent plenty of time dreaming of Nashville, where his older brother had already moved to become a songwriter. Jordan periodically sent unfinished songs to his brother, and when Jacob played one for a music executive, he urged Jordan to come to Music City.
Davis' debut single, "Singles You Up", came out in mid-2017. Mike Thiel of Taste of Country reviewed the song with favor, praising the use of internal rhyme and calling it an "easygoing singalong".
-Wikipedia-
Birth Name: Jordan Davis"Music was around so much, it was just part of our everyday life,” Jordan says. In fact, because music was always around, Davis hadn't really thought about it as a career possibility.
He majored in resource conservation at LSU in Baton Rouge and thought he would pursue a job that would protect the world's physical attributes. "Conserving the beauty of what makes the country so awesome is important,” he says. "It's easy to think that it's gonna be here forever, when really we need to take care of it. Louisiana's losing land as it is - you know, the state's disappearing year by year - so it's definitely a passion of mine.” But so was music. After his graduation from LSU, Jordan got an entry-level environmental job, but he spent plenty of time dreaming of Nashville, where his older brother had already moved to become a songwriter. Jordan periodically sent unfinished songs to his brother, and when Jacob played one for a music executive, he urged Jordan to come to Music City.
Davis' debut single, "Singles You Up", came out in mid-2017. Mike Thiel of Taste of Country reviewed the song with favor, praising the use of internal rhyme and calling it an "easygoing singalong".
-Wikipedia-
Born: March 30, 1988 (age 36)
From: Shreveport, Louisiana
Genre(s): Country
Instrument(s): Vocals
Active From: 2017-present
Quotes:
"I ain't sayin' I'm the one
I'm just sayin' he sure as hell ain't"
-Jordan Davis
from I Ain't Sayin' (2024)
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I'm just sayin' he sure as hell ain't"
-Jordan Davis
from I Ain't Sayin' (2024)
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