Keith Urban and Pink released their duet "One Too Many" last week, along with the song's music video, which arrived one day after the pair performed the song at the ACM Awards. The clip for the duo's version of a drinking song is set at the beach, with Urban living out the song's first line of "I don't remember much about last night / Woke up on a couch sunrise / Saw the living room through these bloodshot eyes of mine, cold sober" when he wakes up on a leather couch floating in the water."It's what I call a reluctant surrender," Urban told Zane Lowe on Apple Music of the song's subject. "You know. You're at the end of the night, it's been a long night. You're at the bar. You swear to God you're not going to answer that phone. You're not going to make that call. Eventually, you're like, 'Come take me home. I've had one too many.' I know that place really well. This is a song that was written by some couple of good friends of mine and they sent it to me. I wrote a lot of songs on this record, but when I got sent this song, I just went, "Oh, no brainer." It just spoke to me right away."
Keith Urban and Pink released their duet "One Too Many" last week, along with the song's music video, which arrived one day after the pair performed the song at the ACM Awards. The clip for the duo's version of a drinking song is set at the beach, with Urban living out the song's first line of "I don't remember much about last night / Woke up on a couch sunrise / Saw the living room through these bloodshot eyes of mine, cold sober" when he wakes up on a leather couch floating in the water."It's what I call a reluctant surrender," Urban told Zane Lowe on Apple Music of the song's subject. "You know. You're at the end of the night, it's been a long night. You're at the bar. You swear to God you're not going to answer that phone. You're not going to make that call. Eventually, you're like, 'Come take me home. I've had one too many.' I know that place really well. This is a song that was written by some couple of good friends of mine and they sent it to me. I wrote a lot of songs on this record, but when I got sent this song, I just went, "Oh, no brainer." It just spoke to me right away."