Words to knowing you by kenny chesney

Last year, Kenny Chesney landed his ninth number one album with Here and Now. In doing so, Chesney tied country music icon, Garth Brooks, for most number ones for country acts in the chart’s history. One of the most popular songs on Chesney’s latest album is “Knowing You.”

The song is about thinking about all the moments you shared with someone in your life who is no longer with you. During the song, Chesney sings, “But God, we were so alive. I was a kid on a carnival ride. Holdin’ my breath ’til the moment when you were gonna leave me too soon. But I’d do it all over because damn, it was good knowing you.”

Obviously, many people interpret the song as an ode to a past lover. But Kenny Chesney said the song’s meaning expands beyond just one type of relationship. During an interview, Chesney explained the true meaning behind the song.

“‘Knowing You’ doesn’t have to be a lover that’s gone. It can be a friend who chose to chase a dream and took them on a different life path. Or it can someone who died. When you close your eyes you can just feel and see them. You see everything you learned from them,” said Chesney. “You see all the moments shared, you see all the laughter. And you see all the sunsets and boat trips, maybe all the songs you wrote together. All of these life moments, you see. And you still feel their presence right there with you. And no matter where they are or how they are, all those life moments left a mark on your life that you will take with you forever.”

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Kenny Chesney’s “Knowing You”

Kenny Chesney Knew He Loved the Lyrics for ‘Here And Now’ Because it Contradicts His Own Lifestyle

The title track on Kenny Chesney’s latest album is about appreciating that there’s no better place to be in the world than the present moment. During the song, Chesney sings, “Nowhere else in this world tonight. You and me, ain’t it good to be alive. Ain’t no better place, ain’t no better time than here and now.”

As a famous musician, Kenny Chesney has traveled all over the world and is always looking towards the next project or album. And that’s exactly why he felt drawn to record this song. During a recent interview, Chesney explained why he felt it was important to record “Here and Now.”

“I knew it was a contradiction of myself because I’m constantly moving,” said Chesney. “I crave living in the here and now and I know it’s important.”

Kenny Chesney added that the past year has really helped (forced) us all to be still.

“It’s what this time right now has really, really … it’s been good for all of us that are busy that want to be still. Because now we’re forced to be still. And it’s forcing us to live in the here and now,” he said. “…I love the song because it’s what I crave in my life, but it’s also what I want to preach to my audience…We don’t have to worry about yesterday or tomorrow or last week or last year. All we gotta worry about is right here, right now. And love each other and enjoy the music, and that’s what made me really love the song.”

Upon first listen, the song seems to be about people who have passed on. “It’s about a lot of people that’s come and gone in my life, that are still in my life. It would be easy to think that this song no one knew was a sad song,” he admitted.  Kenny Chesney said that the song is all about forgiveness and gratitude.  He explained that the idea was about the idea that you could be happy someone was in your life, to begin with.

“Wherever they are in the world and whoever that is that whoever that person is that you know that they’re good and they hopefully feel the same way about you. It honestly is just about the fact that that it was a moment of your life and you’re glad it happened. Because it would be easy to dwell on that. This song was about the fact that it happened in the first place.”

 

Kenny Chesney’s 2021 ACM Awards Performance

Kenny Chesney spoke with Entertainment Tonight prior to the awards show.”I’m very excited, you know … I hadn’t seen my band in two years so it was good to see them,” Chesney said. “You know, it reminded us all what we do for a living… For the past couple of years, we’ve had to cancel two years of touring and so I just haven’t seen that many people that you consider family on the road.”

Chesney admitted that it was “really emotional” to reunite with his crew. “I didn’t realize how much I missed everybody. But when I saw them, it was really good,” he said.

During his performance, he featured some of his loved ones that have passed away. “Singing this kind of song, it’s really strange to look up on the screen and see a couple people that you really loved and knew in your life that have passed on and this song is, it fits the moment, really,” he concluded.

What is the meaning behind Kenny Chesney song Knowing You?

Chesney explained the song is about losing a person who was close to you and choosing to look back at the relationship with gratitude rather than sadness, gratitude and being happy that someone was in your life in the first place. At CMT's interview, he mentioned: “This song is really special to me.

Who is the woman in Kenny Chesney's video Everyone She Knows?

Chesney described the song as for "women who are their own compass", according to Taste of Country. Shaun Silva directed the song's music video, released in March 2022. The music video features actress Aylya Marzolf as the main character exploring the countryside.

Who wrote Knowing You by Kenny?

1 song, the wistful “Knowing You.” The tune was co-written by newly inducted Nashville Songwriters Hall of Famer Brett James, along with Kat Higgins and Adam James. It was Brett's 26th No. 1 country hit, and Kat and Adam's first.

How much money is Kenny Chesney worth?

Kenny Chesney Net Worth.