Country superstar Keith Urban recently released a new song, "Brown Eyes Baby," which is suspected to be the latest single from an upcoming album after he released "Nightfalls" earlier this year.
The song finds Urban seeking to help a heartbroken woman move past the grief of a failed relationship and is reminiscent of his 2016 chart-topper, "Blue Ain't Your Color."
"I can put the smile right back where your smile goes/ Dreams back in what you see when your eyes close/ I'll be the buzz that you feel when you sip slow/ Slow dance right back in your dirt road/ I can put the sun right back in your sunshine/ Bring a little love back into your late night/ Ain't gotta be nothin' more than one more drink and maybe/ I can take the blue out of your brown eyes, baby," he sings on the chorus.
Produced by Urban and Dann Huff, "Brown Eyes Baby" was co-written by Will Bundy, Rodney Clawson, Josh Thompson and Morgan Wallen.
(Photo: UMG Nashville)
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