Jordan Davis sings about being caught up with his girl on this anthemic track: Take it from me if you want a T-shirt to sleep in It's my favorite but you can keep it Looks good baby, you should leave it Hanging off your shoulder Davis will give his love interest anything she wants, as long as it makes her happy.
Jordan Davis wrote the song with his brother, fellow singer Jacob Davis and Jason Gantt. The track was produced by Boys Like Girls guitarist Paul DiGiovanni.
Jordan Davis: "'Take It From Me' is a song I wrote with my brother and Jason Gantt. I remember I'd always loved that saying, 'take it from me,' just because growing up I got told that a lot. Take it from me, don't do this or that." "It was actually Jacob's title that he brought in, and I remember when we kinda started thinking about writing it from that perspective. You know, that kind of advice-giving way. I kind of just wanted to flip it on its head. And I remember one of the examples that I threw out was about the T-shirt, the T-shirt line. We always said how like for some reason girls always run off with your most comfortable T-shirt, and we were able to get that into song and the chorus. That was one where Jason just already had a really cool groove already going and we had a lot of fun in that one."
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