The B-side to his 1982 hit "I.O.U. That's My Heart," this track highlights Greenwood's foray into pop-tinged country arrangements. It showcases a polished production style that would come to define his most commercially successful period.
- The single was released on February 1, 1982, by MCA Nashville.
- It preceded Greenwood's 1982 album "You Made Me Love You."
- The song features a prominent synthesizer line, indicative of the era's production trends.
Lee Greenwood is a country music singer known for his patriotic hits and distinctive baritone. At the time of this single's release, he was transitioning into a more mainstream sound, away from his earlier blues and country work.
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