Luke Combs made an appearance on ABC’s Good Morning America on Tuesday (May 12) to perform “Six Feet Apart,” the song he co-wrote about the current global health crisis and uncertain times people across the world are experiencing.
Combs first debuted the song during a live stream in mid-April, just one day after he co-wrote it with Brent Cobb and Rob Snyder. Due to the overwhelming response he received from fans, Combs later release a studio version of the song.
Lyrically, the song finds Combs detailing what he misses most about life before COVID-19. “I miss my mom, I miss my dad/ I miss the road, I miss my band/ Giving hugs and shaking hands/ It’s a mystery I suppose/ Just how long this thing goes/ But there’ll be crowds and there’ll be shows/ And there will be light after dark/ Someday when we aren’t six feet apart,” he sings on the chorus.
They say music is medicine and that’s certainly the case with “Six Feet Apart.” With people everywhere grappling over the loss of jobs, loved ones and the uncertainty of what’s to come, “Six Feet Apart” reminds fans that they are not in this alone.
Click above to watch the superstar’s acoustic performance of “Six Feet Apart” on GMA.
