The Band Perry - Double Heart Lyrics

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Who co-wrote the song 'Double Heart' by The Band Perry?

   'Double Heart' was co-written by all three members of The Band Perry: Kimberly, Neil, and Reid Perry, along with Brett Beavers, a Texas native known for working with Dierks Bentley.

2. What role does the imagery of a 'free bird' play in 'Double Heart'?

   In 'Double Heart,' the imagery of a 'free bird' is used to express a sense of freedom and independence. Kimberly Perry, the lead singer, has mentioned that the 'free bird' concept resonates with her, influencing her choice of stage jewelry and album cover design.

3. What genre does 'Double Heart' fall under?

   'Double Heart' belongs to the country music genre with elements of country-rock and showcases The Band Perry's characteristic sound with Kimberly Perry's strong vocal performance.

4. Was 'Double Heart' part of The Band Perry's debut album?

   Yes, 'Double Heart' was included in The Band Perry's self-titled debut studio album, which was released on October 12, 2010. The album features a mix of hit singles and tracks that define the band's early sound.

5. What narrative is explored in the song 'Double Heart'?

   'Double Heart' narrates a story of love and relationships, focusing on the theme of moving too quickly. The protagonist reflects on an intense relationship with a partner who has her name tattooed, symbolizing commitment she wasn't looking for.

6. How has 'Double Heart' been received by critics?

   Critics have pointed out 'Double Heart' as a stand out track on The Band Perry's debut album, noting its fusion of country sass and rock elements. Some reviewers praised it for having more personality than other tracks on the album.