Song meaning of Old Fashioned Feeling by Midland

Hey y'all, today I wanna chat about a song that really hit me right in the heartstrings - "Old Fashioned Feeling" by Midland. Let me tell ya, this tune is like a warm hug on a cold day, ya know what I mean?

The lyrics start off with the singer talkin' 'bout how the sun still comes up even after someone special has left their life. It's like, even though they're gone, life goes on. But then they go on to say how the sun don't shine as bright anymore, and sometimes they need a little somethin' stronger to get through it. That's some deep stuff right there.

And then there's this part in the chorus that goes, "The bourbon is stirring, slow as your memory's creeping in." Man, that line just gets me. It's like they're sippin' on a drink, tryin' to drown out the memories of someone they miss. It's so bittersweet, ya know?

The singer talks about pourin' a little love on the rocks, like they're tryin' to find some comfort in a glass. It won't fix everything, but it'll help 'em get through the night. And then there's this line, "Through the tears, tried and true, works 'til it don't, ain't nothing new." It's like they're sayin' that sometimes, the old ways of coping just ain't enough anymore.

But despite all the pain and heartache, there's this sense of nostalgia and comfort in the song. It's like they're yearnin' for that old fashioned feeling again, even though they know it won't last forever. It's a reminder of the past, of simpler times, of a love that's now gone.

So, next time you're feelin' a little down and need a song to soothe your soul, give "Old Fashioned Feeling" a listen. It's like a musical hug from Midland, and trust me, you won't regret it.