Dean Brody was born in Jaffray, British Columbia, Canada.[2] As a boy, Brody worked at a sawmill, also playing guitar in his spare time. By 2004, he had moved to Nashville, Tennessee to pursue his musical career. Although he found a songwriting contract, the expiration of his US work permit forced him to move back to Canada. Eventually, he returned to Nashville through the suggestion of producer Keith Stegall, who helped him sign with Broken Bow Records in 2008.[2] Brody released his debut single, "Brothers", late that year. Shortly before its release, Brody was injured in a waterskiing accident.[3]
Back In Style
Dean Brody Lyrics
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Barefoot and cuddled up
Sippin' sweet tea in the settin' sun
It's so hot outside, her hair's untied and all undone
Johnson Hill overlooks the fence
To the only drive-in, left from here to Lincoln county
A little statics alright with us Yeah, it's Friday night, how we unwind and get all undone
Tune our dial to 1650
A Coleman lantern and hot dogs grillin'
Ain't no one up here but a few bull frogs
Yeah, our idea of getting crazy has a lot
To do with just getting lazy
On a patch quilted blanket
We'll put the brakes on the rush
Yeah, it's Friday at night time
To unwind and get all undone
Fog settin' in, the air is so thick
Nights like these it's good to be wet
So we might go dippin' in Miller's pond
Yes, we might turn the headlights off
Leave the radio on and get all undone
Tune our dial to 1650
A Coleman lantern and hot dogs grillin'
Ain't no one up here but a few bull frogs
Yeah, our idea of getting crazy has a lot
To do with just getting lazy
On a patch quilted blanket
Yeah, it's Friday at night time
To unwind and get all undone
Yeah, it's Friday night
Time to unwind and get all undone
The song “Back in Style” by Dean Brody is about enjoying the simple things in life, such as spending a Friday night with someone special outdoors. The lyrics describe the singer and their partner sitting in the back of a truck, cuddling up and sipping on sweet tea while watching the sunset. The scene is set on Johnson Hill, where you can see the only remaining drive-in movie theater in Lincoln County. They tune their radio to 1650 and cook hot dogs on a Coleman lantern. The night is spent by a pond, with a patch quilted blanket, getting lazy, and unwinding. The phrase “getting all undone” is used throughout the song to describe the relaxed and carefree feeling of the night.
The song’s lyrics show a deep appreciation for the simpler things in life and how they can bring us closer to those we love. The imagery used in the song is vivid and transports the listener to a relaxed and carefree place. The tune is upbeat and happy, with the lyrics and melody working together to create a feel-good vibe. The song is a reminder to slow down, forget the hustle and bustle, and relax once in a while.
Line by Line Meaning
Sittin' in the bed of my truck
Sitting in the back of the truck, relaxing and enjoying the evening
Barefoot and cuddled up
Being close and comfortable without shoes on
Sippin' sweet tea in the settin' sun
Drinking a refreshing beverage while the sun goes down
It's so hot outside, her hair's untied and all undone
It's very warm outside and her hair is loose and casual
Johnson Hill overlooks the fence
A hill named Johnson that has a view of the fence
To the only drive-in, left from here to Lincoln county
Referring to the only remaining drive-in movie theater in the area
A little statics alright with us
Having some minor issues with the radio signal is not a problem
Yeah, it's Friday night, how we unwind and get all undone
Friday night is the time to relax and be carefree
Tune our dial to 1650
Changing the radio station to 1650 AM
A Coleman lantern and hot dogs grillin'
Using a portable lantern and cooking hot dogs
Ain't no one up here but a few bull frogs
There are only a few bullfrogs in the area
Yeah, our idea of getting crazy has a lot
Being laid back and casual is our idea of wildness
To do with just getting lazy
Being lazy and relaxed is our idea of having fun
On a patch quilted blanket
Sitting on a blanket made of patches
We'll put the brakes on the rush
Taking a break from the usual hustle and bustle
Yeah, it's Friday at night time
Referring to Friday night
To unwind and get all undone
To let go and take it easy
Fog settin' in, the air is so thick
A fog is settling in, making the air dense
Nights like these it's good to be wet
It's refreshing to get wet on nights like this
So we might go dippin' in Miller's pond
We may go for a swim in Miller's pond
Yes, we might turn the headlights off
We could turn the vehicle's headlights off
Leave the radio on and get all undone
Leaving the radio on while having a relaxing evening
Yeah, it's Friday night
Referring to Friday night again
Time to unwind and get all undone
Time to relax and let go
Contributed by Blake H. Suggest a correction in the comments below.