"It Goes Like This" takes a far different tone from the last Rhett creation you probably heard on the radio. Jason Aldean's "1994," with its goofy Joe Diffie chorus (which had Aldean falling out of his chair laughing when he first heard it), was co-written by Rhett, along with Luke Laird and Barry Dean.

Rhett has a solid reputation as a songwriter. He's penned songs for Aldean, Lee Brice and others, as well as co-written his own previous hits "Something to Do with My Hands" and "Beer with Jesus." But he didn't actually have a hand in writing "It Goes Like This." Credits instead below to Ben Hayslip, Jimmy Robbins and Rhett Akins. Funny how it works like that sometimes.