” ‘I Was Gonna Be,’ Holt’s latest track written by Chris Wallin and produced by Nashville-based Baste Records, reached number five on iTunes’ country charts after its Friday release.
The song is sung from the perspective of an unborn child who falls victim to abortion and features and hopeful, albeit melancholic message as the unborn child reminisces on their missed opportunity at life.
“All I wanted was a chance / To learn to love and laugh and dance,” Holt sings. “Oh, but I was gone before I arrived / Sent back to heaven on a starlight flight.”
The song has been sponsored by conservative wireless provider Patriot Mobile.
Wallin, who serves as head of A&R for Baste Records, said he was “humbled” by the commercial response to “I Was Gonna Be.”
“When I first started writing this song I didn’t think anyone would ever actually sing it. I wrote it because I thought something had to be said,” Wallin told Breitbart.
“Now with the help of patriot organizations like Breitbart, Timcast IRL, and Patriot Mobile we are currently sitting at #9 on the iTunes Charts.”
“Thank you for actually standing behind your values with actions. It’s rare these days,” [he] added.
The track is a reprisal of Afroman’s 2000 classic “Because I Got High,” which humorously describes a […] cannabis smoker’s inability to carry out mundane tasks because he’s […] high on his drug of choice.
Similar to the vein of Afroman’s original track, “Hunter Got High” mocks President Joe Biden’s son’s controversial escapades, including the infamous “laptop from hell” and mysterious cocaine found at the White House last summer.
The song surpassed over 2 million views on YouTube and reached the number #5 spot on iTunes’ Hip-Hop chart and #3 on iTunes’ top music videos spanning all genres.
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