Deana Carter

Tonight layin' on the street, babe, you're Take it back, take it back Take it back, take it back And I don't smell your new cologne You don't think I know this All the nights I spend alone Well, I'm not for the sittin' round In some old pity pool You think you got a ticket And I must be some kind of fool I hate to steal your thunder But your playin' days are through At least they aren't for me Cause, babe, I've got no use for you Tonight layin' on the street, babe You're back

Now, Deana Carter grew up around country music.

Her dad, Fred Carter Jr., was a legendary Nashville session guitarist and producer.

So yeah, she had country music in the family.

Then came Did I Shave My Legs for This, a title that sounds less like a country song and more like the official question of every bad date in America.

The song became a massive hit in 1996, launching Dina into the spotlight and proving that sometimes the most honest question in country music is also the one you're too afraid to ask at dinner.

Here is Deana Carter, Did I Shave My Legs for This.

Exit country.

In my live show, I, I'll still sing a Hank Williams song, and I'll do a gospel song.

And, you know, I'll get up there and sing Strawberry Wine by Deana Carter because I like the song.

And yeah, so I guess I blur the lines a little bit, but I'm okay with that.

Some of the traditionalists are not okay with that.

Made from musky dimes.

What's up, Dana Carter? I'll show you a strawberry.

Strawberry wine.

Musk