“Wait in the Truck” has got to be one of, if not my best, work so far. Something very spiritual happened the day that we wrote that song. We just kind of looked down at our pen and paper and we looked up and the song was written, it was amazing to be a part of it. It speaks on something very important, domestic violence. At the end of the day I just really hope that this gives somebody a platform to speak out.

The topic isn’t talked about a lot; these are things that [often] happen behind closed doors. This one is going to start a conversation that a lot of people don’t want to have, but it is our job as artists to sing about things that people are [sometimes] scared to talk about. Domestic abuse is a fragile subject, but I hope this song brings light to a situation that is more common than we’d like to admit. For the abusers, I hope this song haunts them. For the victims, I hope they know they’re not alone.

Speaking to The Tennessean, Lainey noted Garth Brooks' “The Thunder Rolls” and The Chicks' “Goodbye Earl” as inspiration.