Tyler Farr is on a big roll, personally and professionally — newly engaged; red-hot on the radio with his smash, “A Guy Walks into a Bar”; and earning well-deserved, great reviews for his new album, Suffer in Peace. And when Tyler was choosing the songs that he wanted for his Suffer in Peace album, he says that cool lyric lines would often catch his ear. (AUDIO INFO BELOW)

• Among the cool reviews for Tyler’s Suffer in Peace, a four-out-of-five star write-up in Billboard declared, “Along with moments devoted to sentimentality and rural pride, it [Suffer in Peace] all adds up to one of country’s richer portraits of masculinity in recent memory.”
• Warmest congratulations to Tyler on his May 10th engagement to longtime girlfriend Hannah Freeman. Tyler made special arrangements to be able to access Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium on Sunday, where he got down on one knee to propose to Hannah by the stained-glass windows inside country music’s “Mother Church.”

  Tyler Farr says that great lyric lines really appeal to him. (:15)
“There’s definitely certain lines that appeal to you in a song. ‘Guy Walks into a Bar,’ for instance, the ‘cliché in a corner booth’ line, that was the one that sealed the deal for me on that one — and that happens a lot when I’m listenin’ to songs.”

Tyler and his fiancée, Hannah Freeman