Song meaning of Good Book Bad by Will Moseley

Hey y'all, I just gotta share my thoughts on this new song "Good Book Bad" by Will Moseley. Let me tell ya, this song really hit me right in the feels.

So, the song starts off with the lyrics, "He was 17, quarterback on the home team." Man, that line just takes me back to my high school days, ya know? It makes me think about all the pressure and expectations that come with being a teenager, especially if you're in the spotlight like a quarterback.

And then, as the song goes on, there's this part that goes, "She was 16, preacher's daughter, sweet as she could be." That line just paints such a vivid picture in my mind. I can almost see this girl, trying to navigate life with all these expectations on her shoulders just because of who her dad is.

But the part that really got me in my feels is when Will Moseley sings, "They were young, they were in love, but they were never free." That line just hits different, ya know? It's like, even though they had each other, they were still trapped in their own worlds, unable to truly be themselves.

Overall, "Good Book Bad" by Will Moseley is a song that really makes you think about the complexities of relationships and the struggles that come with trying to break free from expectations. It's a powerful reminder that love isn't always easy, but it's worth fighting for.

So, if you're looking for a song that will make you reflect on life and love, definitely give "Good Book Bad" a listen. Trust me, you won't regret it.