Ashland Craft's "Your Place or Mine" finds a heartbroken woman drowning her sorrows at a bar — and, hopefully, leaving with "Mr. Lonely across the room."
The singer says she's never been much for one-night stands, but she was happy to write about using one to get over an ex.
Craft co-wrote "Your Place or Mine" with Lee Starr and Willie Morrison, the latter of whom was actually one of her Uber drivers during one of her first trips to Nashville. Below, the singer shares the story behind the song, and behind her co-writing relationship with Morrison.
["Your Place or Mine"] was actually written — it was one of the songs I first wrote when I moved to Nashville — one of the very first songs. I wrote that with Willie Morrison and Lee Starr, and I have to tell the backstory, 'cause this is just a weird happening.