Lady Antebellum, ‘Goodbye Town': Track-by-Track Commentary of Trio’s ‘Golden’ Album

Welcome to Day 2 of "The 12 Days of Lady A" as the superstar country trio continues to share with The Boot track-by-track commentary of their upcoming album, Golden! From now until May 9, we're bringing you one new video clip a day, in which Lady Antebellum's Hillary Scott, Charles Kelly and Dave Haywood give fans a little taste of each new tune.

Today's Golden song is "Goodbye Town," track number two on the disc. Written with Josh Kear, the tune captures a bitter break-up. According to Hillary, thanks to Charles, who "sings the crap out of it," it has quite a bit of sting -- and Sting -- to it. It also features some anthemic production that could soon have fans chanting along.

Golden, the fourth studio album from Lady A, hits stores May 7. Pre-order your copy here.

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More Golden Sneak Previews:

Watch Lady A Talk "Get to Me"

Lady Antebellum, Golden track listing:

1. "Get to Me"

2. "Goodbye Town"

3. "Nothin' Like the First Time"

4. "Downtown"

5. "Better Off Now (That You're Gone)"

6. "It Ain't Pretty"

7. "Can't Stand the Rain"

8. "Golden"

9. "Long Teenage Goodbye"

10. "All for Love"

11. "Better Man"

12. "Generation Away"