Twenty-three weeks at No. 1, more than any song in the Hot 100's history, for a road song that debuted at No. 39 and took four months to get to the top. Ella Langley wrote it with Miranda Lambert, Luke Dick and Joybeth Taylor, and it has the easy, worn-in feel of something four people finished in a room without overthinking it. The record says more about how long a country song can live on radio and streaming at once than about the song, which is good rather than great.
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