Okay, I may not be any help but here it goes. When I was a kid my parents used to play 103.9 (in north MS). There was this popular song that used to get played all the time. This was around 2005-2013 to be safe (but really probably 2008-2010). I remember it having a similar sound of john mayer, maroon 5, train, the fray and maybe even lady antebellum? it may have been country, indie, or alternative. i was pretty young and it was a while ago so i cant exactly pinpoint the genre. the song was guitar heavy but not acoustic. i cannot for the life of me remember any of the lyrics but i do remember it was a male singing and the song being about a girl, drinking ¿wine maybe?, ¿cursing god for getting hungover or something?, i remember him mentioning the day thursday and probably mentioning other days of the week as well? it is one of those things where you know you will recognize the song if you hear it. i have spent years trying to find it on 2000s spotify playlists people have made with no luck. i know i am not much help but if any of this rings a bell please feel free to respond.
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Okay, I may not be any help but here it goes. When I was a kid my parents used to play 103.9 (in north MS). There was this popular song that used to get played all the time. This was around 2005-2013 to be safe (but really probably 2008-2010). I remember it having a similar sound of john mayer, maroon 5, train, the fray and maybe even lady antebellum? it may have been country, indie, or alternative. i was pretty young and it was a while ago so i cant exactly pinpoint the genre. the song was guitar heavy but not acoustic. i cannot for the life of me remember any of the lyrics but i do remember it was a male singing and the song being about a girl, drinking ¿wine maybe?, ¿cursing god for getting hungover or something?, i remember him mentioning the day thursday and probably mentioning other days of the week as well? it is one of those things where you know you will recognize the song if you hear it. i have spent years trying to find it on 2000s spotify playlists people have made with no luck. i know i am not much help but if any of this rings a bell please feel free to respond.