Zac Brown Band Drop “The Man Who Loves You the Most”

Grammy-winning country group, Zac Brown Band returns to their original sound with their newly released, Father’s Day-inspired track, “The Man Who Loves You the Most.” This song serves as a reminder to Brown’s four daughters that that even after they grow up and get married, no man will ever love them more than their dad.

I hope you let the whole world in your heart / But you still got room for me / I hope you find a guy that treats you right / On your wedding night, I’ll raise a toast / Hope he understands /
I’ll always be the man that loves you the most

The band’s 2017 song, “My Old Man,” is about a boy who is trying to live out the lessons his now, deceased father taught him growing up. Now, the role has switched and Brown is the one giving his children one last message before they enter the next stage of their lives. Before Friday’s release, this song was heard on The Office star, John Krasinski’s Some Good News YouTube show when Brown performed it to serenade a bride and her father during a couple’s virtual wedding.

The band’s latest project, The Owl, experimented with a whole new sound. “The Man Who Loves You the Most” more closely resembles their early work. Although we’re not sure if this will feature on the band’s next album or if it’s just a stand-alone single, we can expect more music similar to this style going forward.

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“The Man Who Loves You the Most” is available everywhere you buy or stream music. 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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