Montgomery Gentry - Work Hard, Play Harder Lyrics

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Who wrote the song 'Work Hard, Play Harder' by Montgomery Gentry?

   'Work Hard, Play Harder' was written by Jim Collins, Melvern Rivers II Rutherford, and Troy Lee Gentry.

2. When was 'Work Hard, Play Harder' released?

   'Work Hard, Play Harder' was released as a single from Gretchen Wilson's fourth studio album, 'I Got Your Country Right Here,' on October 26, 2009. However, Montgomery Gentry's version of 'Work Hard, Play Harder' is not a released single from the duo.

3. Was 'Work Hard, Play Harder' ever involved in a lawsuit?

   Yes, Gretchen Wilson's song 'Work Hard, Play Harder' was involved in a lawsuit filed by The Black Crowes. They alleged that the song copied their track 'Jealous Again.' The lawsuit was settled out of court, and Black Crowes members Chris and Rich Robinson received songwriting credits.

4. What is the main theme of 'Work Hard, Play Harder' by Montgomery Gentry?

   The main theme of 'Work Hard, Play Harder' is about the balance between working hard during the week and enjoying life by partying and having fun during the weekends. The lyrics reflect on the tough reality of hard work, financial struggles, and living life to the fullest.

5. Did Montgomery Gentry release 'Work Hard, Play Harder' as part of an album?

   No, Montgomery Gentry did not release 'Work Hard, Play Harder' as part of any of their albums. The song appears to be attributed to Gretchen Wilson's musical works.

6. How does 'Work Hard, Play Harder' fit within Montgomery Gentry's musical style?

   'Work Hard, Play Harder' fits well within Montgomery Gentry's Southern rock-influenced country style. The song's themes of hard work, rural values, and celebration align with the duo's reputation for rowdy, hardworking anthems for American country living.