Jason Aldean surprised fans with another new song on Friday (March 4), revealing another new taste of his highly-anticipated next album, Georgia. “My Weakness” depicts the strong connection with a woman who “aint no cigarette you can put down/ Like a habit, get past it/ She’s the only thing I know I gotta have it yeah/ She ain’t no whiskey pour, you can wave it off/ And walk away from, leave it half drunk/ She’s stronger than that/ I’d still be lost and runnin’ if she wasn’t/ My weakness, oh my weakness.”
Aldean recently rolled out “Rock And Roll Cowboy,” following “Trouble With A Heartbreak,” which he described as a heartbreak anthem that “reminded me of those bitter R&B breakup songs that take me back to riding through the backroads of Georgia.” Aldean is in the midst of releasing a total of 30 songs on his massive double album, with each part named in honor of his hometown. He released the first installment, Macon, in November, and the second half of the album, Georgia, is due out April 22. Each one is packed with 10 new songs and five live performances of some of Aldean's biggest hits. Listen to the latest song from Georgia here: