The second single from American Idol winner, Phillip Phillips' debut album The World from the Side of the Moon is a kick-drum-pounding, indie-folk acoustic love song.
Phillips co-wrote 10 of the 14 tracks on The World from the Side of the Moon, but this was one that he didn't contribute towards. He told Yahoo! Canada Music: "Todd Clark and Derek Fuhrmann, they wrote [it] and brought it to me and I thought it was a beautiful song. The more I've played it live, the more I've made it more my own and people seem to really connect with it and really enjoy it."
Gregg Wattenberg helmed the track. A co-writer on O.A.R.'s "Shattered (Turn the Car Around)," his other production credits include Five for Fighting's "Superman (It's Not Easy)" and Train's "Hey Soul Sister." Phillips recruited him to produce The World from the Side of the Moon after they wrote together "Get Up Get Down" at Wattenberg's New York studio. Phillips told Billboard magazine, "He's a goofy guy and I'm a goofy guy - and when I had to come up with a producer, I mentioned him and we made it happen."
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