This is the first listen of new music from Kramer in quite a while as she last release “I’ve Done Love” back in 2017 and “Circles” just before then out to radio and streaming. so we drift appart we called this void a heart end our fruitless dreams once more I long for loneliness silence fills our lungs to drown in what weve done stars begin to fall again forever nothing now I feel the darkness now our hope lost in the crowd find our trust again one day I know its for the. We have all been there before,” Kramer told Sounds Like Nashville of the single. It’s all about surrendering…that it didn’t last, but not being bitter and instead just sitting in it and saying dammit, it really could have been so great.
“’Dammit’ is authentically me and as true as a song comes for me. Rather than look at the concept as a brokenhearted idea, Kramer thought of “Dammit” to be almost a forgiving track that looked upon love as something great that happened instead of a bitter regret. Kramer sings about visiting the home she always wished to share with a former flame, and now all that’s left behind are the supercuts of the future she once banked upon having with her one and only. Theyre just too petty, Im just too deadly (Whoo) Chorus Verse 2 Pitbulls that underrated, underdog, killin the underground.
But me and you both know that these niggaz aint ready. C G A day late, a buck short Am F I'm writing, the report C G On losing, and failing Am F when I move, I'm flailing now CHORUS 1 C And it's happened once again G I'll turn to a friend Am Someone that understands, F Sees through the master plan C But everybody's gone G And I've been here for too long Am To face this on my own F Well I guess. The song, penned by Nicolle Galyon and Elizabeth Huett, takes a long, hard look at revisiting the foreseen future once it’s ripped out from underneath someone’s feet. I got them mamis saying duh-huh-huh-muhh. Jana Kramer planned the white picket fence dream with a lover before losing it all and only having the house to remember it by in “Dammit.”
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