Walker Hayes Writes Song About Daughter Falling Asleep At Taylor Swift Concert

Life is filled with special moments that drift away, but if you’re a songwriter like Walker Hayes you can make any one of them last forever.

He posted a video the other day of himself singing about one unique moment.

It’s a sweet song about taking his nine-year-old daughter Loxley to a Taylor Swift concert for her birthday.

The tickets cost more than his mortgage, and that was before buying T-shirts, Cokes, and popcorn.

Here are a few lyrics . . .

“It was priceless watching her, watch her hero / Singing every single word to every song / In the nosebleed section / So enchanting / Till her bedtime struck like midnight and she yawned / Climbed up in my arms / She was gone.”

Yes, she fell asleep in his arms at a Taylor Swift concert. But for Dad, that’s the best part of the story.

Walker had Loxley join him in the video. He’s on guitar and she’s “playing” mandolin.

Categorised in: Country Music News

This post was written by Cheryl Johnstone