Whiskey Myers - Broken Window Serenade (REACTION!!!) 

he wrote this song for a buddy of his how had fallen in love with a girl that was adicted to meth and inevitably she passed a way from overdose its a very deep song

This song hits home in a surreal way. Whiskey Myers is from a town here in East Texas and the strip club Time Out is a very real place on highway 155 in Tyler, Texas that i pass everytime i go to my father’s house. East Texas also has somewhat of a meth problem, so while i don’t know for sure if this song is a true story, it most definitely comes from a real place. Glad you guys covered this one.

PLEASE do Uncle Lucius “Keep the Wolves Away” its a great song. I hope you see this 🙏🏼

It’s such a depressing, tragic song. It’s beautiful and it really hits me hard sometimes. I’ve lost several friends to drinking and drugs and meth has ravaged my hometown so it really hits home.

I'm so glad ya'll reviewed Whiskey Myers. They're are one of my favorite groups, this song is a gut punch though. If you want something more upbeat check out "Ballad of a Southern Man." Also please check out "Keep the wolves away " by Uncle Lucius.

Whiskey Meyers - stone !!

Texas and Kentucky have some of the realest country out there..powerful stuff. Especially to those that have struggled with or have known someone who has battled addiction. Love that you guys are open to all types of music.

I know I’m alittle late to this review, but I just discovered y’all and I’ve been bingeing your videos. This song, is so damn good. It is haunting and beautiful in its own way. The fact that it is based on a true story, just adds an addition layer of meaning. I’m from Tyler, TX and I pass Time Out all the time, and it always reminds me of this song. Also, fun fact: My dad used to work on their tour bus. He said they are real friendly.😋

Awww you did it!!! This is based on real events in his life. Everyone has that person they think of when this song comes on. Beautiful and too real. Thank you for making my night!

“Feathered Indians”-Tyler Childers

I'm from the city this song takes place. A lot of dreams came to an end at Time Out.

I've become a member of "looking through a broken window" loosing my son to addiction. This song may help others see the human side of addiction and have a little more understanding. No one ever wishes to be on either side of the window. 💔

"David" by cody jinks is one of those keep your attention story songs

Keep the wolves away - uncle lucius

A friend of mine played this at his sisters funeral. This song couldn’t be more true about her life. Every. Word. I was in tears as older church people sat around me maybe not realizing how severe the drug epidemic really is. Sitting amongst an older generation of people that are fading out and also the younger generation of those who see drugs as a way of life...That poor girl. She was meant to be a star...she was meant to be so much more. RIP Justine 1/15/20

i stumbled on this as a fan of whiskey myers, THANK YOU for taking the time to listen objectively, as you stated , all sounds are not for all people, but we can appreciate the art and beauty, and despite me listening to this song a thousand times, your interpretation actually made more sense than mine, goes to show how we can all learn from each other and the importance of "a different point of view" you guys just picked up a fan. well done. p.s. im a fan of all genres as long as its good... except opera... cant hang with that :}

Good god..... I lost it. You guys are making me a country fan.

Stone by Whiskey Myers .....The vocals are insane especially if you see the live acoustic show they put on. a more current song for them but packed with meaningful lyrics and the voice is crazy good

I just found your channel and I'm so glad you did this song. This hits home for me. It's such a sad song and gets me every time ! I saw them live a few months ago and they put on a hell of a show!

Reckoning by Whiskey Myers is a part 2 to this song!!!! React to it PLEASEEE

Please do Turnpike Troubadours

Ballad of a southern man- Whiskey Myers

Love you guys for trying this song! Love your objectivity! The world needs more open minds like yours please continue to spread the love.

Man...I've binged watched y'all's vids for the last hour after finding your Stapleton reactions. Then I see y'all went and did one of my current favorites in this song. SUBSCRIBED.

Amazing guys. Now y'all are learning what real country/southern rock is all about. Another vote for Uncle Luius, Keep The Wolves Away!

I lost a bf due to addiction. Verse by verse this song is such an accurate depiction of the decline of an addict and those around them.

Wow. Loved this song and y'all's reaction. Great job, as always :-)

I appreciate yalls honest reaction to the song, very good observation and spot on. Please keep it up guys!!!

I saw you laughin' through the tears as you slowly slipped away, I watched you go...………...aw man! Listen to that guitar cry!!! Glad you guys did this one, it's sad but relatable

Chris knight- enough rope Colter Wall- The Devil Wears a Suit and Tie Turnpike Troubadours- Good Lord Lorrie Wade Bowen- West Texas Rain

Whiskey Myers is awesome! Anything out of Texas and Oklahoma is country gold. Turnpike Troubadours or Robert Earl Keen Jr. next!

whiskey myers plays in my hometown every year and their concerts are my favorite. i’ve been to big celebrity concerts and it’s just not the same. they have such a great energy and really speak to the crowd. i love them so much!!

Uncle Lucious - Keep the Wolves Away

Starting to get into that real country. Y'all gotta do turnpike troubadours next. gin,somke,lies is a great one.

Cody Jinks got you guys to Whiskey Myers, and I know you guys are looking for more Jinks. It’s been said before by many and I’ll say it again, Cody Jinks - David for another great piece of writing!

Love this channel! I love music and at times hear y'all's responses and respect the heck of the unbiased. Love y'all's take on country music. Thanks

My favorite Whiskey Meyers song is Lonely East Texas Nights.

Turnpike troubadours-good lord lorrie

I love this song. It definitely hit home. It was the first song I heard of theirs and I was hooked on their music. The musicianship and writing in their songs is great. Also, I think their even better live

Y’all are my favorite reaction guys. I watch all your country reactions and it’s obvious you guys appreciate all sorts of good music and the different angles y’all take make me think about songs meanings at a more in depth level. Thanks guys,keep it up

Stone by them is a good one. Shows more of his vocal talent

IT FINALLY HAPPENED!!!!! Thank you guys so much, I’m about to watch!!!

I love seeing you guys go from focusing on the music to almost completely ignoring it to listen to the lyrics. This is one of my favorite songs, I searched it up just to listen to it, not knowing you had done a reaction video and just had to see your feelings. Just fantastic songwriting on this. We can all relate to it in some way.

"Virginia" by Whiskey Myers would be another good one for y'all to listen to. Good band, y'all have a good one 👍

These dudes are from my hometown and I have been watching you guys for a while now so this right here is just fantastic to see. Thanks for the reaction guys and thanks for what will ultimately be more recognition and exposure to / for them.

Gotta hit some Blackberry Smoke!!!! C'mon guys!

This was one of their first hits when they were still around East Tex. Stone is my absolute favorite! Beautiful music and vocals and they actually performed on the show Yellowstone that’s real popular right now.

That was a fun watch!!!! To see you both on the edge of your seats listening intently for the rest of the story is the reaction every lyricist dreams of ❤

That Plot Twist at 6:41 I didn't see that coming and said the same thing as George - "Damn". If I must say the way the story was told within the lyrics was really good as if I was actually imagining those words verbatim as it was being sung. The feeling of the song had me in one of those driving through the country in my truck vibe. Big ups to Whiskey Myers for the track also good looks on this good ol country guys.

Turnpike Troubadours- Good Lord Lorrie!

When I first heard it song brought tears to my eyes I could leave the emotion in the song! One of my favorites! When the harmonica starts gives me chills!!

YES YES YES I’m so glad y’all did this song! They are my favorite band on this PLANET!❤️

The voice & style reminded me of Cross Canadian Ragweed. Never heard of Whiskey Myers before, but I would bet money they are from Texas or Louisiana. Wasn't a fan of this song but seems like a band I may like. Definitely looking them up now. Thanks for this.

Ballad of a southern man by them is another good one

Literally went on your page to request this rn, so happy I found this ❤️🤣

Screamed when I saw this! One of my all time favorite country songs! Glad you reviewed this one, another suggestion would be In My Arms Instead by Randy Rogers Band.

I can relate to this song though. Went through it with my cousin for about 10 years. And this songs paints a pretty accurate picture about what it's like to know someone before they go through an addiction to hard drugs (specifically crystal meth, in her case). It's rough knowing there's nothing you can do to bring the old them back. Luckily, she's making a recovery though. She'll be 90 days sober this month and she's starting to get her character back.

Turnpike Troubadours: Good Lord Lorrie or Gin smoke and lies or Before the Devil knows we're dead Red dirt music is Da Best 🖤 But seriously yall gotta do Turnpike Troubadours 🎶🖤

Thank you so much for reviewing Whiskey Myers, and in particular this song. As an individual who has lived his entire life in a rural area, let me just tell you that for those of us lucky enough to avoid serious addiction, there is nothing harder than watching people we know and care about deteriorate, especially with meth addiction. Every outward thing about them changes, from the way they look to the way they act. They are no longer themselves on the outside. Which means that most people abandon them, especially if they have no understanding of addiction. "It's his/her choice" is the common refrain, which is exactly why music was the best art farm to address this situation. Apparently this song was inspired by real life events from the band/singer's hometown in Texas. The story itself sounds like the story of so many people (not that all these people died, but the the deterioration was visible). It's an absolute gut punch. Thanks again!

Really enjoyed seeing you guys appreciate this song-

Turnpike Troubadours- Before the Devil Knows we’re dead

Whiskey Myers is the name of the band, it’s not the lead singers name. His name is Cody Cannon

It's always really cool to see people have the same reaction to a song that you do. This is about as deep of a song as it gets...great review!

I was surprised to see y'all had done this . I'm sitting here crying cause something good finally came out of this goddamned town that I crashlanded in 7 months ago, my hometown, Palestine TX. I only recently heard Whiskey Meyer's. Those guys threw it down on that . Love y'alls reviews ...eapecially when y'all did Zep's When The Levee Breaks

Vince Gill-go rest high on that mountain . Please

If you like a good story in a song do down the river Chris Knight

I know I'm a year late on this but just learned of this recently. Tears flow everytime I've listened to this song because I'm in the position of the singers friend once was. Great channel you guys have. Appreciate the video.

I've watched this happen to too many people around me. I've listened to this song hundreds of times, and still can hardly make it through it without tears in my eyes.

I was one of the ones requesting this song. Like somebody else said, it's a gut punch song but for me this song has a special place. I'll leave it at that. Thank yall so much for doing this! Yall have no idea.

This is a band I've loved for years and has helped me through alot of things in my life. I'm glad you guys can appreciate the deeper meanings to these songs. Good job guys keep up the good work.

I Really love what you two do! Always like watching you videos and having an unbiased view of different cultures and musical styles! God Bless you both and keep Rockin brothers!!

You guys killed this review! Hearts dropped when you reached her passing. This is country music. Love you guys

I'm so excited y'all reacted to this. This is a beautiful sad song to country lovers.

This song is very refreshing compared to most country nowadays. Never heard this until now, it's going on my playlist for sure. Good choice!

Yes! I was so excited to see you guys do this one! I felt like yall heard my request! Whiskey Myers has amazing music, try zach wilkerson's love rescued me next please!

I love the song , love the harmonica, love whiskey Myers, and the story is so true to what happens with life failures and addiction. I liked you honest reviews of the song as well. I never get tired of this song.

Also, behind Whiskey Myers, Turnpike Troubadours are one of my most listened to country artists and I would love if you gave them a shot!

A beautifully sad song about addiction Whiskey Myers are true country

I’ve been listening to whiskey Myers since 2016 and this is the first song my sister showed me. I’m so glad y’all broke this song down and get the true meaning. They are story tellers. There songs have so much meaning. Listen to Dogwood by them!!! I love them so much! I saw them in Buda, TX March 1, 2019. And I cried because I was so happy!

Chills all through my buddy the entire video, absolutely my favorite song of all time, something about the instrumental, the voice and the damned story is just so perfect

I was just thinking "Ooh! It's Friday. Lost in Vegas will have new videos up!" Ya'll did not disappoint. Love me some Whiskey Myers!

Tyler childs - nose to the grindstone.

Just subscribed. One of my favorite country songs. One of those that you can relate to the song writer. Great analysis of the song guys.

You know, I’ve listened to this song dozens of times, driving back and forth to work and what not, just jamming out on my commute. I’ve always heard the lyrics and pictured the story but never really thought about how deep this is until I watched this before I went to work this morning, and it was all I could think about on the way in this morning. Then I got to thinking about how tangible this is in small town, rural America. They’re a lot of small, quite hick towns around that have serious issues that most don’t see, that get over looked. I have a buddy on the local volunteer fire department a couple towns over and got to thinking about this song and the stories he tells about all the OD calls they’ve been getting lately. Heroine is a major problem here. There’s people I’ve met randomly at places that you see in obituaries a few weeks later that died from their vices. Now every time I hear this song, I’m going to look at it completely differently, but it’s good thing though. Keeps you on your toes as to how you view people you see and meet. You never know their situation, and sometimes those closest don’t know until it’s too late.

Keep the wolves away_ uncle lucius

Colter Wall - Sasketchewan in 1881

Glad yall finally reviewed a song by them. They have so many good ones you may have to touch back on them again on one of their more upbeat songs but this one along with many others really make you think.

You guys always get it and bring the song to its essence . Keep it up , best song review channel on the net

It's interesting living 30 minutes from their home town and knowing every reference.

LOVE THIS BAND!

Great video! I will be at the Whiskey Myers concert in a little over 12 hours..and I can't wait. This is my first time on your channel, but I thoroughly enjoyed it.

I gotta comment again. I love this song. To me this is a conversation he is having with this girl after she's died. The way you would when you visit a grave. She's at peace now and he feels he can share things with her that he couldn't while she was living. And by having this conversation and sharing these things like how it was watching her hurt herself and seeing her being in pain for her whole life, which was also painful for him, he is able to get closure and heal himself by talking it out with her. I love it. It's so intimate.

Love this song and Ballad of a Southern Man

Please try the Turnpike troubadors!! Alot like this. I Like "The Funeral" or "The Bird Hunters." Some of the best lyricism and song writing it the genre.

Love that you guys are so honest! Whiskey Myers is great.. Y'all have opened the minds of so many that never gave country a try! My suggestion to try is Ward Davis.. 15 years in a 10 year town

I love this song and y’all gave a great summary and explanation of it. It’s a sad story but is a story so many people live.

Damn y'all have some fire ass reviews. I love how educated y'all are in music and I like that y'all will truelly listen to different genres. Don't change a thing guys y'all are doing a fantastic job. BTW Dogwood is a great upbeat song by Whiskey Myers, I think y'all will like it.

Okay, you’ve been teetering on my playlist for awhile. Jason Isbell, Chris Stapleton, Cody Jinks, but hit the bullseye with Whiskey Meyers. You dudes are awesome! Try Chris Knight, “Send A Boat” for heavy storytelling

For 2 people that are listening to this song for this first time with no back story, you have an amazing understanding of this song and its lyrics. I have always felt that it's written from the viewpoint of someone who has been in love with a woman his entire life that has never loved him back the same way and never loved herself. I used to work in a County jail with female inmates. At night, after lockdown, I would play this and some other music loud enough for them to hear in their cells. I felt it brought some humanity to a rather inhumane situation. I didn't play this song for any other reason than it was on my playlist of favorites. Surprisingly, this song actually sparked a lot of really good and really deep conversations between me and the inmates. I remember one young lady in particular who was only about 22 and pregnant. She was getting released soon and due to have her baby shortly after. She said that the song reminded her of her and her boyfriend who was also locked up. She said, through tears, that it gave her inspiration to get out and never touch another drug again. She said it reminded her that she was always going to have to focus on her baby and staying clean. It was a real tear-jerking moment for me. For anyone that's wondering, I'd been doing that job for 11 years at that point. I'm a guy, a former Marine, a war Vet, and I once got hit by a car and dislocated my knee without crying. I put my knee back into joint without crying. I don't cry. That moment almost had me crying. Dammit Whiskey Myers......

Love this band and so glad you guys did this song! Love you guys!❤