Kane Brown Teases Shania Twain Collab Is a ‘Guy’s Version’ of Her ‘Whose Bed Have Your Boots Been Under’
"You're getting a completely different, new song," Brown shared in an interview
Country singer Kane Brown has given a romantic spin to a 1995 hit by Shania Twain, inviting the five-time Grammy winner to collaborate on the new rendition. The song, titled "Boots," is a take on Twain's "Whose Bed Have Your Boots Been Under." While Twain's original was a scathing critique of an unfaithful lover, Brown presents the song from the perspective of a committed partner, with lyrics like "Your lips are all that I’m kissin' / When I’m gone, you’re all that I’m missin’."
During an interview on Backstage Country, Brown described the song as "the guy's version" of Twain's hit, noting that while it shares some of the same melodies, it's a completely new and different song. The collaboration came about when Brown was performing at the ACMs, and he and Twain were both present. After performing, Brown mentioned to Twain that they'd like to work together on "Boots," and she agreed, clearing the song for the collaboration.
The new track is set to release on September 4, and Brown teased the song during a concert in Council Bluffs, Iowa, on August 9.
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