Produced by Twain, Matthew Koma and Ron Aniello, it was released on June 15, 2017 as the lead single from her fifth studio album Now.

Rolling Stone's Jon Freeman describes the song as, "a bouncy, optimistic number about moving from troubled times into better days.

During her appearance on the 2017 season finale of America's Got Talent, Twain performed the song along with "You're Still the One" with 4th runner up Mandy Harvey.

Rolling Stone writer Jon Freeman writes, "the tune has a touch of Jeff Lynne's hyper-melodic work with Electric Light Orchestra in its DNA, from the stacked harmonies to the bright combination of chords".

[3] Andrew Unterberger of Billboard calls the track, "a rollicking anthem of folk-pop perseverance with a gently throbbing pulse", and "It's marvelous, it's irresistible – it's Come On Over-worthy, which 20 years later is still pretty much the highest compliment you can give to a song of its ilk".