Listen to Maren Morris’ Next Single, “I Could Use A Love Song”

by Lisa Konicki | @LisaKon127 | March 1, 2017

Maren Morris has announced the release of her third single, “I Could Use A Love Song,” from her award-winning debut album, Hero.

The tune, which will hit radio on March 13, is Maren’s own version of a love song about needing a love song to get her through the bad times after unsuccessful relationships have made her jaded.

“I could use a love song / That takes me back, just like that / When it comes on / To a time when I wouldn’t roll my eyes / At a guy and a girl / Who make it work in a world / That for me so far just seems to go so wrong / Yeah I could use, I could use a love song,” she sings in the chorus.”

Penned by Maren, Jimmy Robbins and Laura Jeanne Veltz, “I Could Use a Love Song” is the follow-up to Maren’s Top 15 hit “’80s Mercedes” and Top 5 debut single, “My Church.”

Maren is keeping busy on the road, currently in the middle of headlining The Hero Tour, which runs through early April and will follow that up as part of Sam Hunt’s 15 in a 30 Tour, kicking off June 1 in Cleveland.

Listen to Maren’s next single, “I Could Use A Love Song.”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DJ-B9ntKOnw

Photo by Alex Ferrari / Sony Music

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