Imagine That

Album: That's Just Me (2026)
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Songfacts®:

  • "Imagine That" is Riley Green's late-night attempt to win back an ex. He calls her up in the middle of the night, asking her to picture what it would look like if they gave things another shot, apologizing for his past mistakes and promising to make things right. Then comes the payoff: the four-wheel-drive truck he's asking her to visualize is already parked in her driveway.
  • Green wrote the track with two major Nashville hitmakers: Jonathan Singleton (Luke Combs' "Ain't No Love in Oklahoma," Maddie & Tae's "Die From a Broken Heart") and Ray Fulcher (Luke Combs' "Love You Anyway," Cody Johnson's "The Fall"). Together, they put a fun spin on the classic country late-night phone call. Instead of just sitting around dreaming about a second chance, he's parked outside her house waiting for an answer in real time.
  • The track appears on Green's album That's Just Me. While another song on the album, "My Way," is about wishing an old relationship could be restored, "Imagine That" takes things a step further by having him actually show up in person to ask for that second chance.

    It balances out a broad album that spans everything from drinking humor ("Think As You Drunk") and a morning-after duet ("Go Again" with Hannah McFarland) to songs about family, beach trips, and country pride.

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