Billboard\u2019s<\/a> Hot Country songs chart, filling five of the Top 10 spots, eight of the Top 20 spots, and 16 spots in the Top 40, with only her \u201cFroggy Went A Courtin\u201d intro\/outtro being left out due to track length eligibility. <\/p>Though \u201cI Can\u2019t Love You Anymore\u201d didn\u2019t appear on Dandelion<\/em> originally, it does come with a similar late \u201970s, early 80s dreamy vibe that helps define the Dandelion<\/em> experience, with some comparing it to a Fleetwood Mac song. It was co-written and co-produced by Ella Langley herself, with Austin Goodloe also credited as a co-writer and co-producer, and Alex Maxwell also picking up a writing credit. <\/p>Also credited on the track are steel guitarist Spencer Cullum, and guitarist Charlie Worsham\u2014two musicians who also participated in the Dandelion<\/em> sessions, so it\u2019s not out of the question the song might have initially been slated for the album, and left off for whatever reason. The song has also officially been added as the last track on Dandelion<\/em> on streaming DSPs. <\/p>The track itself is pleasant enough, and country enough despite the synthy stylization, though doesn\u2019t feel especially exceptional either. If anything holds it back, its how Morgan Wallen\u2019s vocal signal sounds so processed, especially when contrasted with the otherwise organic nature of a song that allows the steel guitar to swell in the mix. <\/p>
Wallen\u2019s vocals were likely subject to the same default digital sweeteners you hear on many mainstream radio country tracks these days, insisting that perfection is what audiences crave as opposed to authenticity. <\/p>\n\n\n\n