Cole Swindell Sings About His Last “Single Saturday Night”

Cole Swindell has been teasing us all week about new music. He certainly got our attention from having fans unscramble the name of the song to sharing short clips on social media. “Single Saturday Night” is officially out, and it’s one you’ll want to hear.

Written by Ashley Gorley, Mark Holman, and Michael Hardy, “Single Saturday Night” is about a night that changes a single bachelor’s life for the better. It also has all the necessities needed for a fun summer night, from a night out drinking with friends, the infamous White Claw, and romance. This upbeat track will not only have you up dancing, it’ll remind you that while the dating world may be tough, the love of your life may walk into your life when you least expect it.

“Sitting over in the corner, baby, I saw / Pretty red lips working on a white claw / Shaking to a little, shook me all night long / And I thought man what a beautiful sight / Ain’t a morning you don’t wake up in my shirt now / Look at us even picking out a church now / Who’d of thought, baby, looking back at that / That would be my last single Saturday night.”

Swindell was supposed to hit the road this summer with HARDY and Thomas Rhett on the Center Point Road Tour. However, the tour has, like many others, been postponed until 2021. Learn more about the new dates and ticket refunds here.

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“Single Saturday Night” is now available everywhere you buy or stream music. Take a listen below and check out more new recently released music here on our ‘New Country Music’ playlist. Be sure to give the playlist a follow for your weekly new country music fix.

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