C G D Its one of those moments, thats got your name written all over it. Em C G D Cutting up, cracking a cold beer, saying cheers, hey yall its sure been Em a good year. It started a long march of hit singles on the country charts, like the bittersweet power ballad “Ain’t Worth the Whiskey,” the tender romantic plea “You Should Be Here,” and the driving, danceable “Love You Too Late. C G D You should be here, standing with your arm around me here. An easy-rolling, good-time tune that mixed programmed beats and R&B-inflected vocals with banjo and twangy guitar, “Chillin’ It” was his first single for the label, and it became a No. Three years ago (in 2014), Cole Swindell was just beginning to break out as an artist with the 1 country hit, Chillin’ It. Before busting out as a recording artist, Swindell got a gig with a publishing house and wrote tunes such as Scotty McCreery’s “Water Tower Town,” Craig Campbell’s “Outta My Head,” and Luke Bryan’s “Shore Thing.” The year 2013 brought a new chapter to Swindell’s story, when his DIY release of the unmastered demo recording “Chillin’ It” earned enough attention for Warner Nashville to snap him up. Nashville as the lead single to his second studio album of the same name (2016). 1 on both the Billboard Country Airplay and Hot Country Songs charts, giving Swindell his fourth number one hit song. The song was released on Decemand served as the title track of his sophomore studio album. The song was released to radio on Decemby Warner Bros. Country music star Cole Swindell penned You Should Be Here with Ashley Gorley as a tribute to his late father. Born in the tiny town of Bronwood, GA, in 1983, he befriended fellow Georgia boy Luke Bryan in advance of making his way to Music City in 2007. About You Should Be Here 'You Should Be Here' is a song co-written and recorded by American country music artist Cole Swindell. William Swindell died shortly after Cole signed with Warner Music, but before he rose to fame. It was Cole Swindell’s songwriting talent that found him a place in Nashville, but it was his natural charm as a singer and his knack for blending old and new elements that made him a bona fide country star. You Should Be Here is a tribute to Cole Swindell’s late father William.
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