Georgia Clay
Josh Kelley
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Ain't it funny how some things take you back? And the here and now just fades to black When I pull that blue tarp off of that time machine Man, it hits me Seventeen years old running on dumb luck Spent the whole damn summer Living in that truck Them old tires still covered in that mud Like it sticks with me, in my blood When life was nothing more than living for the night Just trying to steal a kiss on a tailgate of that ride Good old days don't wash away Just like that Georgia Clay Only one of my friends with a Fake I.D. It made the hometown celebrity Used to put her in park in a vacant lot And I still can't believe we never got caught When life was nothing more than living for the night Just trying to steal a kiss on a tailgate of that ride Good old days don't wash away Just like that Georgia clay All over everything, every last memory Man it's all coming back to me Ain't it funny how some things take you back? When life was nothing more than living for the night Just trying to steal a kiss on a tailgate of that ride Good old days don't wash away Man, some things they just don't change Just like that Georgia clay All over everything, every last memory, It's all coming back to me
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Written by: JOSHUA BISHOP KELLEY, CHARLES KELLEY, CLINTON WAYNE LAGERBERG
Lyrics © CONCORD MUSIC PUBLISHING LLC, Round Hill Music Big Loud Songs, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
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10 facts about this song
Artist DetailsJosh Kelley is an American singer-songwriter who was born in Augusta, Georgia on January 30, 1980. He started his career in pop music but later transitioned to country.
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Album Information"Georgia Clay" is a single from Josh Kelley's first country album "Georgia Clay" released in 2011. The album incorporates elements of pop, rock, and country.
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Song InspirationThe song "Georgia Clay" was inspired by Kelley's own experiences as a teenager growing up in Georgia. He described the song as a tribute to his roots and the times he shared with his older brother, Charles Kelley.
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Brother RelationshipCharles Kelley, Josh's older brother, is also a well-known figure in the country scene. He is a part of the multi-Grammy winning country music trio Lady A (previously known as Lady Antebellum).
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Chart Ranking"Georgia Clay" reached number 18 on the U.S. Billboard Hot Country Songs chart in 2011. It also peaked at number 94 on the Billboard Hot 100.
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Song RecognitionKelley's transition to country music with "Georgia Clay" was well-received. Country Music Television (CMT) named him one of its "Next Big Names" in 2010.
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Songwriting ProcessJosh co-wrote "Georgia Clay" with his brother Charles and Clint Lagerberg. The songwriting process focused on nostalgic memories of driving around in their father’s truck.
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Critical ReceptionCritics praised "Georgia Clay," commending its sincere lyrics and Kelley's soulful voice. Matt Bjorke of Roughstock described the song as a "solid debut single."
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Music VideoThe music video for "Georgia Clay," directed by Kristin Barlowe, was shot in Nashville. It reflects the song's nostalgic theme with scenes of Kelley driving a vintage truck through rural landscapes.
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Live PerformancesJosh Kelley has performed "Georgia Clay" live at the Grand Ole Opry and at various concert venues across the U.S. His passionate renditions of the song have earned him a loyal fan base in the country music scene.
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