[Music] Jason Isbell – Molotov ft. the 400 Unit

American singer-songwriter and music star, Jason Isbell, has released a captivating single titled "Molotov". This loveable song showcases Isbell's exceptional songwriting and composition skills. Originally released in 2017, "Molotov" is an incredible track that should not be overlooked.

The song is featured on Isbell's highly acclaimed album, "The Nashville Sound", which is a remarkable body of work. Within this project, Isbell collaborates with the talented the 400 Unit, who adds their own flair to the song with their impressive verses.

"Molotov" is a must-listen for fans of Jason Isbell and those who appreciate well-crafted music. Its infectious melodies and heartfelt lyrics make it a standout track in Isbell's discography. Don't miss out on the opportunity to experience this amazing song.

Listen, share, and download "Molotov" below.

Jason Isbell Molotov Lyrics:
Another life but I still remember
A county fair in steamy September
In the Year of the Tiger 19-something
I was broke and you were unbroken
A little jokes to keep it unspoken
Even when I knew you were the last one

I broke a promise to myself
To ride the throttle 'til wheels came off
Burn out like a Molotov
In the night sky

I broke a promise to myself
Made a couple to a brown eyed girl
Who rode with me through the mean ol' world
Never say die

Time flies when you're making babies
Do you miss your little black Mercedes
Do you miss the girl you once had time to be
When you said we had the same three wishes
I hope you weren't being facetious
And I hope you still see fire inside of me

I broke a promise to myself
To ride the throttle 'til wheels came off
Burn out like a Molotov
In the night sky

I broke a promise to myself
Made a couple to a brown eyed girl
Who rode with me through the mean ol' world
Never say die

I broke a promise to myself
To ride the throttle 'til wheels came off
Burn out like a Molotov
In the night sky

I broke a promise to myself
Made a couple to a brown eyed girl
Who rode with me through the mean ol' world
Never say die