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Alan Jackson – The One You’re Waiting On

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Introduction:

The One You’re Waiting On is a contemporary country ballad by the legendary singer-songwriter, Alan Jackson. Released in 2015 as part of his album Angels and Alcohol, the song showcases Jackson’s signature heartfelt vocals and storytelling abilities. Produced by Keith Stegall, a frequent collaborator of Jackson’s, the track seamlessly blends traditional country elements with a modern production style.

Known for his unwavering dedication to classic country sounds, Alan Jackson has remained a prominent figure in the genre throughout his career. With hits like “Here in the Real World,” “Chattahoochee,” and “Where Were You (When the World Stopped Turning),” Jackson has solidified his status as a country music icon. His ability to connect with audiences on a deeply personal level is evident in his music, and “The One You’re Waiting On” is no exception.

The song explores themes of love, longing, and anticipation, painting a vivid picture of a relationship on the brink of something special. Jackson’s emotive delivery and the track’s melodic composition combine to create a truly captivating listening experience. While not achieving the same chart-topping success as some of his earlier hits, “The One You’re Waiting On” has garnered critical acclaim and solidified its place as a standout track in Jackson’s impressive discography.

Video:

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Lyrics:

“The One You’re Waiting On”

Is he tall? Is he handsome?
Does he make enough and then some
Does he miss you every minute that he’s gone
Is he funny? Is he witty?
Does he tell you that you’re pretty
Did he hang the moon? Did he do no wrong?
Is he Mr. Right, I wonder what he’s like
The one you’re waiting on‘Cause there’s an empty seat beside you
And every guy here’s trying to buy you
Something to drink, but you just keep brushing them off
You’re watching whatever’s on cable
Swirling your glass on the table
Wondering how long is too long
Is he working late? Is he worth the wait?
The one you’re waiting onHow many glasses of Cabernet
How many minutes slip away
How many times were you gonna check your phone
I’m telling you if you were mine
You wouldn’t be sitting here counting the time
You’d never spend a single moment alone
I bet he don’t get how lucky he is
The one you’re waiting onHow many glasses of Cabernet
How many boys can you turn away
How long ’til you turn off your phone
And look up at me, I’d be happy to be
The one you’re waiting on
I’d be happy to be
The one you’re waiting on

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