7500 OBO

At first, this appears to be a typical "I love my truck" song as Tim McGraw bigs up his dark blue 2006 Ford F-150 with a brand-new transmission, leather seats and sunroof. Soon it becomes clear he is trying to sell his beloved vehicle because of the memories it holds. I wish I didn't have to get rid of it But every time I turn that key, I see her Every time McGraw gets into his pickup truck, he's haunted by the remembrances of his lost love. He's ready to let it go for $7500 OBO (or best offer).

Nathan Spicer (Jake Owen's "Senorita," Ryan Hurd's "To a T," "Every Other Memory") Jenn Schott (Mickey Guyton's "Better Than You Left Me," Tim McGraw's "Two Lanes of Freedom") and Matt McGinn (Kane Brown's "What Ifs," "Heaven," "Cool Again") wrote "7500 OBO." It's clear they aimed the song at McGraw as they namecheck three of his hits in the song's chorus. Shotgun Ridin'' down a two-lane road Just drivin' around with no place to go, ah Singin' along to "Where The Green Grass Grows"

McGraw told Apple Music when he listened to the demo he noticed it sampled his "Where the Green Grass Grows" fiddle and also included references to some of his tracks. "It took me a minute to get my head around that, saying, 'Should I sing this song or should someone else sing this song?' he said. "But at the end of the day, it was just a really good song." One of McGraw's concerns was whether he could "handle that kind of vocal cadence." But when he came to lay it down, "oddly enough, it was one of the easiest vocals I did on the whole record."