Megan Moroney has released her highly anticipated single “Beautiful Things.” This tender ballad showcases her emotional depth and storytelling, and it is the second track from her upcoming third album. Previously, she announced the existence of this album during her Am I Okay? tour.
Heartbreak and Healing in ‘Beautiful Things’
The lyrics of “Beautiful Things” explore themes of heartbreak and healing. In the chorus, Moroney poignantly sings, “Words can make a mockingbird forget they’re born to sing.” The message reflects the struggles and resilience experienced in life.
Collaboration and Inspiration
The song was co-written by Megan Moroney, Connie Harrington, Jessie Alexander, and Jessie Jo Dillon. This songwriting team, referred to as the “Buc-ee’s Avengers,” created the track during a writing retreat in Tennessee. Moroney expressed her desire to have had this song during her high school years, hinting at its relatable nature.
- Song: Beautiful Things
- Artists: Megan Moroney and the “Buc-ee’s Avengers”
- Producer: Kristian Bush
- Single Release Date: Recent Friday
- Tour: Am I Okay? Tour
- First Single from Upcoming Album: 6 Months Later
Emotional Impact and Reception
During a cover story interview with Rolling Stone, Moroney revealed the emotional weight of the song. She noted, “A lot of girls suffer in silence, and you suffer publicly.” This sentiment resonated deeply with co-writer Harrington, who was moved to tears while listening to the song.
Moroney first performed “Beautiful Things” during an event at the Bluebird Café, where she shared the stage with Ed Sheeran and Amy Allen. The song has since become a staple in her sold-out tour performances.
Looking Ahead
With the release of “Beautiful Things,” anticipation builds for Moroney’s third album, which has yet to be titled. Following this single, she also shared a cover of Toby Keith’s “Who’s Your Daddy?” and a live album from her current tour earlier this month.
Megan Moroney continues to capture the hearts of her audience through her powerful lyrics and authentic performances, establishing herself as a significant voice in the country music scene.
