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* LyricSwap: For most of "You Should Probably Leave" the narrator is trying to resist spending the night with someone; accordingly, the chorus ends with "You want me to say that I want you to stay, so you should probably leave." They do spend the night together, but he suspects they'll [[NotStayingForBreakfast leave as soon as they wake up]], so the last chorus ends with "I want you to stay, but you'll probably say that you should probably leave."
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* ''Higher'' (2023)
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Stapleton is known for his minimalistic traditional sound, leading to favorable comparisons to the "outlaw country" movement of TheSeventies, with critics also noting his soulful blues and R&B-styled phrasings.
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Stapleton is known for his minimalistic traditional sound, leading to favorable comparisons to the "outlaw country" "{{outlaw country|Music}}" movement of TheSeventies, with critics also noting his soulful blues and R&B-styled phrasings.
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* IronicEcho: In "You Should Probably Leave", the narrator directs the title phrase at his partner during a one-night stand. Come the next day, she wakes up and directs the phrase at him instead.
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* LyricalColdOpen: "Broken Halos".
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* LyricalColdOpen: "Broken Halos".Halos"
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* WanderlustSong: "Starting Over":
-->Well the road rolls out like a welcome mat\\
To a better place than the one we're at\\
And I ain't got no kinda plan\\
But I've had all of this town I can stand\\
And I got friends out on the coast\\
We can jump in the water and see what floats\\
We've been saving for a rainy day\\
Let's beat the storm and be on our way
-->Well the road rolls out like a welcome mat\\
To a better place than the one we're at\\
And I ain't got no kinda plan\\
But I've had all of this town I can stand\\
And I got friends out on the coast\\
We can jump in the water and see what floats\\
We've been saving for a rainy day\\
Let's beat the storm and be on our way
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A CountryMusic singer who emerged in TheNewTens as a popular purveyor of "neo-traditional" country music, Christopher Alvin Stapleton (born April 15, 1978) made his debut at the TurnOfTheMillennium as a popular songwriter, having penned #1 hits for Josh Turner, Music/KennyChesney, Music/DariusRucker, Music/ThomasRhett, and Music/LukeBryan. He then fronted the bluegrass group The Steeldrivers for a short time, then an even shorter gig in the Southern rock band The Jompson Brothers, before making his mark as a solo singer. After a false start with "What Are You Listening To" in 2013, Stapleton recorded ''Traveller'' in 2015. While the lead single and title track flopped, he got a sudden boost in popularity with the hits "Nobody to Blame" and "Parachute". A cover of "[[Music/GeorgeJones Tennessee Whiskey]]" was also immensely popular from the album, becoming his highest-charting entry despite never being shipped as a single -- this was due to him performing the song with Music/JustinTimberlake on that year's CMA Awards, helping greatly in boosting his profile.
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A CountryMusic singer who emerged in TheNewTens as a popular purveyor of "neo-traditional" country music, Christopher Alvin Stapleton (born April 15, 1978) 1978 in Lexington, Kentucky) made his debut at the TurnOfTheMillennium as a popular songwriter, having penned #1 hits for Josh Turner, Music/KennyChesney, Music/DariusRucker, Music/ThomasRhett, and Music/LukeBryan. He then fronted the bluegrass group The Steeldrivers for a short time, then an even shorter gig in the Southern rock band The Jompson Brothers, before making his mark as a solo singer. After a false start with "What Are You Listening To" in 2013, Stapleton recorded ''Traveller'' in 2015. While the lead single and title track flopped, he got a sudden boost in popularity with the hits "Nobody to Blame" and "Parachute". A cover of "[[Music/GeorgeJones Tennessee Whiskey]]" was also immensely popular from the album, becoming his highest-charting entry despite never being shipped as a single -- this was due to him performing the song with Music/JustinTimberlake on that year's CMA Awards, helping greatly in boosting his profile.
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A CountryMusic singer who emerged in TheNewTens as a popular purveyor of "neo-traditional" country music, Chris Stapleton made his debut at the TurnOfTheMillennium as a popular songwriter, having penned #1 hits for Josh Turner, Music/KennyChesney, Music/DariusRucker, Music/ThomasRhett, and Music/LukeBryan. He then fronted the bluegrass group The Steeldrivers for a short time, then an even shorter gig in the Southern rock band The Jompson Brothers, before making his mark as a solo singer. After a false start with "What Are You Listening To" in 2013, Stapleton recorded ''Traveller'' in 2015. While the lead single and title track flopped, he got a sudden boost in popularity with the hits "Nobody to Blame" and "Parachute". A cover of "[[Music/GeorgeJones Tennessee Whiskey]]" was also immensely popular from the album, becoming his highest-charting entry despite never being shipped as a single -- this was due to him performing the song with Music/JustinTimberlake on that year's CMA Awards, helping greatly in boosting his profile.
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A CountryMusic singer who emerged in TheNewTens as a popular purveyor of "neo-traditional" country music, Chris Christopher Alvin Stapleton (born April 15, 1978) made his debut at the TurnOfTheMillennium as a popular songwriter, having penned #1 hits for Josh Turner, Music/KennyChesney, Music/DariusRucker, Music/ThomasRhett, and Music/LukeBryan. He then fronted the bluegrass group The Steeldrivers for a short time, then an even shorter gig in the Southern rock band The Jompson Brothers, before making his mark as a solo singer. After a false start with "What Are You Listening To" in 2013, Stapleton recorded ''Traveller'' in 2015. While the lead single and title track flopped, he got a sudden boost in popularity with the hits "Nobody to Blame" and "Parachute". A cover of "[[Music/GeorgeJones Tennessee Whiskey]]" was also immensely popular from the album, becoming his highest-charting entry despite never being shipped as a single -- this was due to him performing the song with Music/JustinTimberlake on that year's CMA Awards, helping greatly in boosting his profile.
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A CountryMusic singer who emerged in TheNewTens as a popular purveyor of "neo-traditional" country music, Chris Stapleton made his debut at the TurnOfTheMillennium as a popular songwriter, having penned #1 hits for Josh Turner, Music/KennyChesney, Darius Rucker, Music/ThomasRhett, and Music/LukeBryan. He then fronted the bluegrass group The Steeldrivers for a short time, then an even shorter gig in the Southern rock band The Jompson Brothers, before making his mark as a solo singer. After a false start with "What Are You Listening To" in 2013, Stapleton recorded ''Traveller'' in 2015. While the lead single and title track flopped, he got a sudden boost in popularity with the hits "Nobody to Blame" and "Parachute". A cover of "[[Music/GeorgeJones Tennessee Whiskey]]" was also immensely popular from the album, becoming his highest-charting entry despite never being shipped as a single -- this was due to him performing the song with Music/JustinTimberlake on that year's CMA Awards, helping greatly in boosting his profile.
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A CountryMusic singer who emerged in TheNewTens as a popular purveyor of "neo-traditional" country music, Chris Stapleton made his debut at the TurnOfTheMillennium as a popular songwriter, having penned #1 hits for Josh Turner, Music/KennyChesney, Darius Rucker, Music/DariusRucker, Music/ThomasRhett, and Music/LukeBryan. He then fronted the bluegrass group The Steeldrivers for a short time, then an even shorter gig in the Southern rock band The Jompson Brothers, before making his mark as a solo singer. After a false start with "What Are You Listening To" in 2013, Stapleton recorded ''Traveller'' in 2015. While the lead single and title track flopped, he got a sudden boost in popularity with the hits "Nobody to Blame" and "Parachute". A cover of "[[Music/GeorgeJones Tennessee Whiskey]]" was also immensely popular from the album, becoming his highest-charting entry despite never being shipped as a single -- this was due to him performing the song with Music/JustinTimberlake on that year's CMA Awards, helping greatly in boosting his profile.
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This was followed in 2017 by a pair of albums: ''From A Room: Volume 1'' and ''Volume 2''. The former includes the singles "Either Way" and "Broken Halos".
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This was followed in 2017 by a pair of albums: ''From A Room: Volume 1'' and ''Volume 2''. The former includes the singles "Either Way" and his first #1 airplay hit, "Broken Halos".
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* EarlyBirdCameo: Before releasing any of his own material, Stapleton wrote several songs for other artists, and sang backing vocals on a few of them.
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* EarlyBirdCameo: Before releasing any of his own material, Stapleton wrote several songs for other artists, and sang backing vocals on a few of them. His wife, Morgane, co-wrote Music/CarrieUnderwood's "Don't Forget to Remember Me" while also singing a few backing vocals here and there.
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* EarlyBirdCameo: Before releasing any of his own material, Stapleton wrote several songs for other artists.
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* EarlyBirdCameo: Before releasing any of his own material, Stapleton wrote several songs for other artists.artists, and sang backing vocals on a few of them.
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* StepUpToTheMicrophone: His wife, Morgane, often sings "You Are My Sunshine" in concert.
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* StepUpToTheMicrophone: His wife, Morgane, often sings "You Are My Sunshine" in concert.concert.
* ThreeChordsAndTheTruth: Many of his songs are straightforward traditional three-chord country songs. Dave Cobb's minimalist production style helps enhance the style.
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A CountryMusic singer who emerged in TheNewTens as a popular purveyor of "neo-traditional" country music, Chris Stapleton made his debut at the TurnOfTheMillennium as a popular songwriter, having penned #1 hits for Josh Turner, Music/KennyChesney, Darius Rucker, Music/ThomasRhett, and Music/LukeBryan. He then fronted the bluegrass group The Steeldrivers for a short time, then an even shorter gig in the Southern rock band The Jompson Brothers, before making his mark as a solo singer. After a false start with "What Are You Listening To" in 2013, Stapleton recorded ''Traveller'' in 2015. While the lead single and title track flopped, he got a sudden boost in popularity with the hits "Nobody to Blame" and "Parachute". A cover of "[[Music/GeorgeJones Tennessee Whiskey]]" was also immensely popular from the album, becoming his highest-charting entry despite never being shipped as a single -- this was due to him performing the song with Music/JustinTimberlake on that year's CMA Awards, helping greatly in boosting his profile.
This was followed in 2017 by a pair of albums: ''From A Room: Volume 1'' and ''Volume 2''. The former includes the singles "Either Way" and "Broken Halos".
Stapleton is known for his minimalistic traditional sound, leading to favorable comparisons to the "outlaw country" movement of TheSeventies, with critics also noting his soulful blues and R&B-styled phrasings.
!Albums
*''Traveller'' (2015)
*''From A Room: Volume 1'' (2017)
*''From A Room: Volume 2'' (2017)
!Tropes present in his work:
* DeclarationOfProtection: "Parachute" ("Say the word and I'll be there for you / Baby, I will be your parachute").
* EarlyBirdCameo: Before releasing any of his own material, Stapleton wrote several songs for other artists.
* ItsAllMyFault: "Nobody to Blame":
-->I know right where I went wrong\\
I know just what got her gone\\
Turned my life into this country song\\
And I got nobody to blame but me
* LyricalColdOpen: "Broken Halos".
* RecordProducer: Dave Cobb, noted for his rootsy minimalism.
* StepUpToTheMicrophone: His wife, Morgane, often sings "You Are My Sunshine" in concert.
This was followed in 2017 by a pair of albums: ''From A Room: Volume 1'' and ''Volume 2''. The former includes the singles "Either Way" and "Broken Halos".
Stapleton is known for his minimalistic traditional sound, leading to favorable comparisons to the "outlaw country" movement of TheSeventies, with critics also noting his soulful blues and R&B-styled phrasings.
!Albums
*''Traveller'' (2015)
*''From A Room: Volume 1'' (2017)
*''From A Room: Volume 2'' (2017)
!Tropes present in his work:
* DeclarationOfProtection: "Parachute" ("Say the word and I'll be there for you / Baby, I will be your parachute").
* EarlyBirdCameo: Before releasing any of his own material, Stapleton wrote several songs for other artists.
* ItsAllMyFault: "Nobody to Blame":
-->I know right where I went wrong\\
I know just what got her gone\\
Turned my life into this country song\\
And I got nobody to blame but me
* LyricalColdOpen: "Broken Halos".
* RecordProducer: Dave Cobb, noted for his rootsy minimalism.
* StepUpToTheMicrophone: His wife, Morgane, often sings "You Are My Sunshine" in concert.
