 
		
	Single Review: Sara Evans, “Anywhere”
 Nothing like a good country music driving song, right?  I could make a whole road trip playlist full of them.  Ostensibly, Sara Evans upcoming single “Anywhere” is seeking a spot on my road trip playlist.  It’s a bit off-putting, unfortunately, that the lyric plays more like a watered-down knockoff of  Jo Dee Messina’s “Heads Carolina, Tails California.”
Nothing like a good country music driving song, right?  I could make a whole road trip playlist full of them.  Ostensibly, Sara Evans upcoming single “Anywhere” is seeking a spot on my road trip playlist.  It’s a bit off-putting, unfortunately, that the lyric plays more like a watered-down knockoff of  Jo Dee Messina’s “Heads Carolina, Tails California.”
At the very least, the single earns points for a committed vocal performance on Evans’ part, as well as a cool banjo-rocker of a production, which could have made for a pleasant little slice of pop-country.  But the song structure is totally not there.
 

 Honestly, I was never a huge fan of this particular Train hit.  The lyric has a few interesting lines, but I couldn’t help but find it a bit schmaltzy and heavy-handed.  Plus it’s like he just met this girl in a cafe, and he’s already getting ready to propose marriage?  I would probably have liked the song better without “If I ever get the nerve to say hello in this cafe.”
Honestly, I was never a huge fan of this particular Train hit.  The lyric has a few interesting lines, but I couldn’t help but find it a bit schmaltzy and heavy-handed.  Plus it’s like he just met this girl in a cafe, and he’s already getting ready to propose marriage?  I would probably have liked the song better without “If I ever get the nerve to say hello in this cafe.”

 Is it lightweight radio fluff?  Yes.
Is it lightweight radio fluff?  Yes.



