What Ronnie Dunn’s Song, “I Worship the Woman You Walked on” Truly Means

In 2016, the country singer Ronnie Dunn released another chart-topping song titled “I Worship the Woman You Walked on” as part of his album “Tattooed Heart.” 

Before breaking records as a solo artist, Ronnie Dunn was first widely known as part of the iconic country duo Brooks & Dunn, formed in 1990. 

However, in 2011, Dunn decided to work as a solo artist following the temporary dissolution of their duo. Since then, the country singer has continuously released chart-topping songs like “That’s Why They Make Jack Daniels” and “She Put the Sad in All His Songs.”

“I Worship the Woman You Walked On,” in particular, actually landed at no. 46 on the US Country Airplay charts, marking it as one of Ronnie Dunn’s greatest hits. 

Meaning Behind the Song

Written by Bob DiPiero, Mitzi Dawn Jenkins, and Tony Mullins, “I Worship the Woman You Walked on” is a song that delves into the emotions and feelings a heartbroken man endures after a heartbreaking breakup. 

Since the song resonates with many listeners, it instantly became an anthem for those hearts that have been broken. But besides its compelling lyrics, Dunn’s inviting performance has also put the song on the top. 

The way he sang the lyrics with so much emotion is so magical in its own way. He sounded like he was just having a man-to-man talk with those who may have had their hearts broken by someone they love. 

So, if you relate to the song’s meaning, then you should definitely check out Ronnie Dunn’s performance of “I Worship the Woman You Walked on” below.