"Rocky Top Bottom” is a heartbreak song with its boots planted firmly in the hills of Eastern Tennessee. Built around a turn of phrase Wyatt Ellis just had to write. The song finds Wyatt hitting bottom while looking out from the top of the mountain: his girl gone, a screen door slammed, rain on a tin roof, a blue tick hound and one spectacular panoramic view of everything that went wrong. It’s sad, but it doesn’t sit still. With the drive and humor of the mountain music Wyatt grew up playing, “Rocky Top Bottom” turns heartache into something you can pick, sing and grin your way through. It’s Wyatt Ellis and East Tennessee in a song that is rooted in tradition, a little rowdy and unmistakably home sweet home.