Upchurch's song "Sail (Remix)" is a country rap track where the artist, Upchurch (also known as Ryan Edward Upchurch), reflects on his humble beginnings and personal growth. The lyrics portray his rural upbringing and his pride in his southern roots. The song opens with Upchurch describing his Chevrolet truck, which is spray-painted black with a rip on the back. He references his love for camouflage and Daisy Duke, a fictional character known for her attractive appearance. He highlights his country lifestyle with mentions of Lady mud flaps and drinking a bottle of Jack Daniels. Upchurch makes it clear that he is a Tennessee native raised in the woods and enjoys listening to country music artist Smo (Struggle Jennings) while smoking marijuana. He also mentions his love for hunting and outdoors with references to a camouflage truck and Mossy Oak seats. Upchurch emphasizes his country identity by mentioning his tattoos and the roughness of his hands. The artist acknowledges that he initially started from nothing, but through hard work and dedication, he has gained support and fans. He mentions his growing popularity from California to Alabama, even jokingly mentioning seeing female supporters ("Dixie galore") during his performances. Upchurch also notes that he never forgets his origins, as he still considers himself rooted in his rural background. Despite facing criticism and negativity from others ("People always gon' talk shit"), Upchurch remains true to himself and his country roots. He highlights his work ethic and how he has progressed from humble beginnings, including doing manual labor and now being involved in the media industry. He mentions how people have started to recognize his unique country style and appreciate his music. Upchurch concludes the song by expressing gratitude to his supporters who have believed in him and propelled him to where he is today. He acknowledges their influence in his success and asserts that he can rely on them. The track serves as a mixture of pride, defiance, and appreciation for his fans. Note: The lyrics in this song contain strong language and references.
