How Do You Get That Lonely
How Do You Get That Lonely

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Frequently Asked Questions

  1. Who wrote 'How Do You Get That Lonely'?

    'How Do You Get That Lonely' was written by Rory Lee Feek and Jamie Teachenor. Blaine Larsen, the performing artist, did not write this song himself.

  2. What inspired the song 'How Do You Get That Lonely'?

    The song was inspired by a tragic event where Lance Emmitt, a young man from Mount Pleasant, Tennessee, committed suicide. Rory Feek and Jamie Teachenor wrote the song as a tribute to his memory.

  3. When was 'How Do You Get That Lonely' released?

    'How Do You Get That Lonely' was initially released in 2004 by Giantslayer Records as part of Blaine Larsen's debut album 'In My High School'. It was re-released in 2005 when Larsen joined BNA Records.

  4. Were there any music videos made for 'How Do You Get That Lonely'?

    Yes, two music videos were made for the song. The first one, released in 2004 by Giantslayer Records, featured Blaine Larsen singing and playing guitar in black and white. The second one, released in 2005 by BNA Records, depicted grieving family members on their way to a funeral.

  5. What chart position did 'How Do You Get That Lonely' achieve?

    'How Do You Get That Lonely' reached number 18 on the Hot Country Songs charts. It is Blaine Larsen's highest-peaking single to date.

  6. Is there any specific location mentioned in the lyrics of 'How Do You Get That Lonely'?

    Yes, the lyrics mention several specific locations including Mount Pleasant High School (home of the Tigers), Lawrence Funeral Home, and Mooresville highway where the young man is laid to rest.

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