Starting off with the Radio Edit, there's a hearty blend of acoustic guitar and piano that together deliver a sound of the South as the titular harmonica briefly breaks in before a male vocalist with a clear Southern accent starts crooning a bit about his lost lady love. At first, I thought these were terrible vocals, unfitting of an electronic dance track, but they do grow on you like moss on a moist tree trunk. Then BAM!, the reverbed harmonica shouts out its emotions as best it can over some standard beats. To be honest, you'll remember the melody of the country singer over the harmonica. The formula repeats a second time before the radio version closes rather suddenly. Overall, there's some soul in this tune, and although you may shun it off as being corny (which, I'll admit, it is), parts of it are earwormish in nature. BUNT. has also provided an Extended Mix, which basically adds some calming house beats at the opening and closing of the track.