Most People Are Good

Luke Bryan takes the opportunity during this uplifting David Frasier, Ed Hill and Josh Kear penned song to explain that the good people in this world outnumber the bad. I believe most people are good And most mamas oughta qualify for sainthood I believe most Friday nights look better under neon or stadium lights I believe you love who you love Ain't nothin' you should ever be ashamed of I believe this world ain't half as bad as it looks I believe most people are good. Bryan said: "I think our society, we're categorizing people and judging them and we're human beings judging the other - and I think God judges us and He's the end." "I think it's a ginormous, beautifully written chorus," he continued. "Anytime you can find a song that does that, I think it's something special."

Luke Bryan's mother was so impacted by the song when she first heard it that she wept into a paper towel - particularly at the line "Most mamas ought to qualify for sainthood." "It's one of the best lines I've ever heard in a song," Bryan said. "That line really hit her like it should hit. I know my wife should definitely be a saint, putting up with me and my crazy boys."

This was released as the second single from What Makes You Country on January 8, 2018. Bryan considers the song to have a welcome message that could lead to a healing of hearts and minds, following all of the tragedy that people around the world experienced in 2017. "I think it's a song that will truly help people believe in people again. I think it's so truthful in so many ways. We do get reminded every day of all the negativity of what humans are, and truly it's only .001 percent of people causing all the negativity. I mean, I truly believe that," he said. "I'm going to open the door for anybody and so many other people believe that way. I'm going to say hey to a stranger. I'm going to help somebody out in need, and that's what this song really, really preaches. It preaches the innocence of children, the beauty of mothers, the beauty of relationships, the beauty of what life truly could be and should be and really is. "I truly believe that most people lay their heads down at night and try to be better and try to be good to other people," Bryan continued. "And I think this song captures those emotions perfectly."